Hello!

I am a Zoom admin and have an end-user who receives Error 100035000 when attempting to schedule a Zoom meeting (see attached).  I have looked online and found very little about this particular error so any and all feedback would be greatly appreciated.

I was in a zoom audition  on my windows 10 desktop computer.

 They could see me but could not hear me.
 They said my audio was not muted but they still could not hear me.

I was able to do it by resigning in on the phone.
 But I need to do it from my desktop.

Thanks.

Eddy Rice

I cannot use virtual backgrounds (I want to use the 'Blur' effect) without a green screen. I don't have a green screen, but I have looked at the system requirements for virtual backgrounds and I believe I meet them. I should be able to use virtual backgrounds without a green screen.  Please help me figure out why I cannot enable a virtual background, specifically 'Blur', without the use of a green screen.

These are my systems:

- Zoom Version: 5.9.3

- Macbook Air (2017)

- macOS: Montery Version 12.0.1

- Processor: 1.8 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5

These are the requirements for virtual backgrounds without a filter:

- Zoom desktop client, version 4.6.4 or higher

- macOS 10.13 or later

- Supported processors (720p background video)

- Apple M1 (Macbook Air and Pro)

- Intel i5 

- 2 cores or higher

- 6th generation or higher

- macOS 10.14 or higher

I do not receive any emails from Zoom with notifications of my recordings.  They stopped coming in January.  I have not changed any settings and not sure why this has happened.  I also would like to know how to get copies of transcripts for the meetings.  Please have ZOOM support contact me and send help!  Thanks.  

We are livestreaming a Zoom Board meeting and have two sessions with a break in between. We want to pause the Zoom recording and have the livestream show a slide that says we will resume the Zoom meeting in 15 minutes. How do you have just that slide show up on the screen rather than all the camera angles within the room?

In our corporate Zoom environment, recordings automatically get moved to the Trash after 30 days.  And after 30 days in the Trash they are permanently deleted.  However, you can always recover from the Trash before that 30 day period ends.

My question, however, is after the recording is recovered and then returned to the Trash (after the 1 day recovery period) does the 30 day counter for Trash restart?  Or is the 30 days based off the original deletion date?

For instance - I record on Day 1 and on Day 31 it is moved to the trash (meaning it should auto-delete on day 61).  If I recover the file on day 50, and it is returned to the Trash on day 51, does it still auto-delete on day 61 or does the 30 day timer restart making the auto-delete date now day 81?

Also, is there a way to add field in the Trash similar to the "Auto-delete in" counter that is found at the root Recordings view?  This would allow users to know how long they have before their recordings are lost forever.

Hello

We want to enable the live transcription option so that the participants can benefit from it during the meeting (in case of accessibility needs) however, we do not want it saved or recorded either by the host or the participants. Is this possible?

Thank you