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Even if I create ZOOM Rooms, the time limit is now 40 minutes. Did the specifications change suddenly?
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Even if I create ZOOM Rooms, the time limit is now 40 minutes. Did the specifications change suddenly?
I received a Zoom meeting invite via a message received on a professional platform on my Desktop Computer. Not sent directly to my email address. The invitation includes all info EXCEPT Time & Date. Is there a way that I can access that info knowing the Meeting ID number? Thanks for your assist.
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After upgrading from 32 to 64-bit (5.9.3-3169) on Win-10, clicking "google" to sign in with stops short; it gets to the page displaying "Zoom should launch in a few seconds. If not, please click button below." but the app does not sign in and clicking the button does not appear to do anything; Tried with Firefox and Chrome. New install on Win-11 with Edge has the same result
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I was recording a zoom we finished after it was done converting i tired to save it and the screen just went away that had the saving button on it is there any way possible to get that recording back please help
Is there a way to see more than just the meetings that I have scheduled under the meetings tab?
When trying to watch previously recorded training videos from someone who is now no longer with the company I work for, I am unable to access them. Is there a way I can email you the links and you can help recover them?
We have several multi-session meetings, each of which is automatically recorded. I would like to password-protect the recordings and distribute the password to a limited number of people. When I do so, does each session require a unique password or does one password apply to the multi-session recordings?
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I installed to latest version, (for laptop) with the Apr. 29th update.
During the meeting, I went to answer back a "chat", and at the same time, it was showing "Raise Hand".
I feel this is a bug.
Hi, community, between Zoom Bridge and ZoomISO, which is your preference of choice, and kindly share your reasons why. So far, I only used Zoom Bridge and I kinda like it for the fact that the software can be installed on both Windows and Apple OS. ZoomISO only has an Apple OS version. Cons of Zoom Bridge could be that the max it can output is 720p30fps. However, the good thing about ZoomISO is that it can go up to 1080p30fps. For ZoomISO I think also has the ability to integrate OSC for automation on Streamdeck/Companion. Which is a plus for ZoomISO. --- This leads me to the next question: Have anyone used the above software on multiple PCs to encode more than 10x and more pinned zoom callers' NDI streams into the network? Have you also tried pushing so many streams, that it goes beyond 1gbps bandwidth usage on the network, resulting in you having to use a 2.5gbps/10gbps network switch? If so, have you tried to also ingest and use all these streams at the same time into a powerful media server (with a 10gbe NIC card) for processing and outputting them as baseband HDMI video signals? How were your experience and the result? Or did it end up as a failure and you decided to just go back to the traditional route of using 1x HDMI output per laptop for each pinned callers. And finally to have all the laptops HDMI outputs to be captured by a hardware video switcher instead. Thank you for your time!
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We had a participant on a meeting share what looked like it may have been a whiteboard.
Screen sharing was only enabled for cohosts and the hosts had not opened any whiteboards.
Does anyone have experience of bombers being able to do this?