I am the owner and IT Admin for a Zoom account. I'm interested in utilizing the custom disclaimer feature but require more granular control over its visibility. Currently, the option to configure the disclaimer seems limited.

Can the custom disclaimer be displayed selectively based on user roles or meeting participants? For example, could the disclaimer appear only for external guests joining the meeting and not for internal team members?

Has anyone found a way to use a disclaimer statement on just some meetings? I read articles and learned how to enable disclaimers and create a disclaimer, but it seems to apply to all meetings when I only want to use it on some meetings. Thanks in advance for any help!

When it comes to adding a "Donate" button to your PMI meeting or pinning a chat message, there are a few options to consider:

1. Integrating Third-Party Apps: Explore third-party apps or integrations that allow you to seamlessly add a "Donate" button to your Zoom PMI meeting. Platforms like PayPal, GoFundMe Charity, or other fundraising tools often offer Zoom integrations specifically designed for this purpose. These integrations typically provide easy-to-follow instructions on how to set up and customize the donation button within your meeting interface.

2. Utilizing Zoom Chat Features: Alternatively, if you prefer not to use third-party apps, you can still make donation information visible to all participants by utilizing Zoom's chat features. At the start of your meeting, consider posting a message in the chat with details on how attendees can donate. This message can include links to donation pages, QR codes, or other relevant information. Once posted, you can pin the chat message to ensure it remains visible to all participants throughout the meeting.

Hello, I recently bought a new Dell G15. I play weekly Dungeons and Dragons via Zoom where the host shares music with us. I can hear everyone speaking, but cannot hear the music. Everyone else can hear the music perfectly. I can only hear their voices. Someone other than host tried sharing music. Everyone else could hear it except me. I can hear my friends voices perfectly fine. It is as though some setting is automatically muting the music.

This happens when I use the base speakers and microphone on the laptop, or when I use a Snowball external microphone and headphones, or when I use airpods. Any combination of base system, headphones, external microphone, I can hear my friends' voices but cannot hear the music. 

Yes, I have made sure to select the correct output speaker and input headphones, in both desktop client settings and in the actual meetings. No combination of selected speaker (Speakers Realtek Audio, Same as System Speakers Realtek Audio, or Headphones) and selected Microphone (Microphone Array AMD Audio Device, Same as System Microphone Array AMD Audio Device, or Blue Snowball) allows me to hear the shared music. SOMETIMES I hear it for a moment when I connect. Then it is automatically muted by something.

Yes, I have set Audio Profile -> Background noise suppression to "low".

To be clear, I am not trying to share my audio. I cannot hear when others share music. I can hear their voices, but not the music.

Surely there is some setting that is automatically detecting and muting the music? Does anyone with a Dell G15 have issues with music on zoom? In System -> Sound -> Volume Mixer I also select the correct output device (Headphones usually) and input device (external Snowball microphone usually). 

Also important is, when I play my OWN music on my laptop while in a Zoom meeting, it is garbled and choppy and extremely distorted. For example, trying to play Spotify or Youtube through my headphones to create my own background music for the Dungeons and Dragons. I can barely hear it even when I mess around with app volumes in the Volume Mixer. This only happens while in a Zoom Meeting. 

Thanks for the read and for any help. I am at a loss. Clearly I am missing some Zoom or Dell AI-noise cancelling setting. The speakers and headset both work fine for music, video games, everything else. Just can't hear shared music or play my own background music while in a Zoom meeting.

I would like to bring to your attention a matter of great significance to the Ukrainian-speaking community and users in Ukraine. Currently, Zoom offers a wide range of languages for its platform, ensuring that users from various regions can engage comfortably and effectively. However, Ukrainian is not yet one of the supported languages. The Ukrainian language is spoken by millions of people, both within Ukraine and by Ukrainian diaspora communities worldwide. The addition of Ukrainian language support in Zoom would be a valuable step toward inclusivity, accessibility, and enhanced user experience for these individuals.

I kindly request that Zoom consider adding Ukrainian language support to your platform. This gesture would not only be appreciated by the Ukrainian-speaking community but also align with Zoom's mission to connect people and empower them through accessible communication. I understand that implementing new language support may require time and resources, but I believe it would be a worthy investment that benefits both Zoom and its users.

Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to a positive response and hope to see Ukrainian language support in Zoom's offerings in the near future.

There are at least two issues when annotating a window screen-shared by a Wayland (Linux) user.

Steps to reproduce the issues:

1. A Linux user shares a window (NOT the full screen) on Wayland.
2. Another user annotates on the shared window.

Issues:

1. The annotation is not aligned with the shared window, but is wrongly aligned to the entire screen for the Linux user.
2. The annotation disappears after a few seconds on the annotator's screen, but remains on the Linux user's screen

Expected behaviour:

1. The annotation is aligned on all users' screens.
2. The annotation remains on all users' screens until cleared.