Audio not working in Zoom, laptops speakers are fine got checked, issue is with zoom.
On and off suddenly it says failed to detect speakers... and it is very inconvenient as meetings are on and scheduled.
Got laptop checked with experts and all have confirmed speakers of laptop are completely k, issue is in zoom app and even after all correct setting this bug keeps coming... attached screenshot pls help...

PLS NOTE AGAIN - LAPTOP SPEAKERS ARE PERFECTLY FINE AND WORKING WELL, ISSUE IS IN ZOOM AND HAVE UNINSTALLED AND INSTALLED IT AGAIN TOO.

Request to take a net meeting or a zoom meeting and help me solve it asap...

it says failed to detect speakers...

Apparently we have exceeded our cloud recording limit. So, the recording is not located among the recorded meetings and also the record of the meeting is not in the list of previous meetings. Is there a way to locate that recording or did it not ever get recorded?

Three failures concerning Zoom on Ubuntu, one being incorrect installation instructions, the second being a failure to connect, and a third being an erroneous upgrade prompt

Incorrect installation instructions.  The instructions for installing Zoom from the terminal are incorrect and fail.  The correct instructions, having downloaded zoom_amd64.deb, are, from the DEB file's directory,

`sudo dpkg -i zoom_amd64.deb`

Then, because the DEB installer lacks necessary dependencies,

`sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade`

or,

`sudo aptitude -r update && sudo aptitude -r full-upgrade`

It would of course be easier were the DEB in the Universe repository so that all that is necessary is

`sudo apt update && sudo apt install zoom`

Launch failure.  Having installed Zoom, it then fails to launch in Firefox when a meeting link is clicked.

First, one receives a popup,

>Allow this site to open the zoommtg link?

which is fine but the popup continues with,

>You'll need to choose an application.

and offers no suggestions, which is odd because the application was just installed and should appear.  Clicking on Choose Application takes one to ~, which is especially odd because by convention, no applications are installed there.

If one knows to go searching in /usr/bin for an application, he finds a symlink to /opt/zoom/ZoomLauncher.  Unfortunately, specifying any of:

- /usr/bin/zoom

- /opt/zoom/ZoomLauncher

- /opt/zoom/zoom

- /opt/zoom/zopen

fails.   I.e., having specfied one of the executables, nothing happens.  This is true regardless of whether Zoom has been manually opened.

Just, wow.

False upgrade prompt.  Having launched Zoom by clicking on its icon, it informs:

>A new version is available!  Update

Clicking on the link takes one to the very same download page one was on minutes before, with a link to the identical DEB file.

Why this prompt exists is not obvious.

And, two hours later, well after the meeting ended, here we are.

Google Meet, here we come.

I'm using zoom for legal depositions and started having issues with the gallery view recording. When I have a meeting with a handful of participants I pin down the active speaker so that I can get a full recording of just them speaking. I also have the "record gallery view" setting enabled in the cloud. It seems that here recently the gallery view is no longer recording a  view with all the participants, instead It is just recording the participant that I have pinned.  What's going on?

I recently changed my computer and now trying to record the interviews for my podcast but on the recording, I don't have the gallery view anymore even if I select it at the beginning of the video.

When I check the record, there is only videos where I see the person speaking actively but I want to see both persons at the same time on the video. Really annoying. 

This cannot be tested so we discover that at the end when the record is done. I checked all the parameters again and don't know why.

When I am recording the video I see both videos of each person side to side. But when viewing the result I see only the person speaking. 

Let me know please if there is a solution.

I've had this issue on multiple Mac laptops and multiple pairs of headphones, so I don't think it is a hardware issue. In all cases, the "play" button on the headset gets changed to "Siri" whenever Zoom is open, even when I am not in a meeting. I've used everything from MonoPrice BT headphones to Beats Studio3s and Apple AirPods (Pro and now Max). They all behave the same.

Is there any control over this? It would be great if, in a meeting, the "play" button could mute/unmute, but I can't find any such controls in the Zoom settings spaghetti. If I can't control it, can I at least tell Zoom to not hijack the button?