My organization runs monthly 1-hour seminars. The typical size of the video+audio file is just over 500MB. The file for yesterday's seminar was 1.06G, which all by itself  puts us over the 1G limit.  (In other words, not including the audio only or chat files). Why is the video+audio file  suddenly so large?

Having worked perfectly for years - my system will only allow Screen Share a few times (typically 3x) and then the Apps I would have expected to be presented disappear leaving me with the Whiteboard and ipad/iphone  - where I would have expected to see Powerpoint.  I'm running Windows 11 and no other concurrent Apps - except Powerpoint.  This is a new problem - only started happening in the last week and I have reset Share screen options in settings - the only way i can clear it once it's started is a reboot.

Any ideas?

Steve

I am wondering if there is a command line or script to administratively run to invoke an update of the Zoom Client, when it has been installed under an individual user context. It would be helpful as well if it would work with old versions, going back to 3.5,  if possible. 

I have shared PowerPoint presentations using zoom for 2 years now no problem. Yesterday the PowerPoint seemed to be working fine on my computer but wasn't running on the audience's computers.

Two Hours of Problem solving I found the solution

When you first click share and select your PowerPoint you next Click Slide Show and start. Your PowerPoint is for some reason labeled paused. Click end share and then click share selecting your open PowerPoint and it will run correctly. It appears that Zoom is trying to run your PowerPoint under the other open application

Hello, 

I have six different meetings scheduled for April 25th from 9:30-10:00am EST. When I go to my meeting list on my Zoom account it only lists five meetings. I can see all six meetings scheduled on my google calendar, but it does not reflect on my Zoom account. Is there a limit to how many interviews I can schedule? Can someone please help me fix this issue? 

I use a laptop as host to make a video sharing under Webinar.(Network is fix network, and bandwidth is enough)

Then I use one mobile(A) as client to join this conference.  Then I do 2 test:

1. I use the 5G of mobile A to join, and when I watch the video, pool picture quality. I cannot see the subtitle very clearly.

2. I use mobile B as hotspot(mobile B network is 5G), the I use mobile A via mobile B (hotspot)to connect internet. and when I watch the video, the picture quality is ok.

3. I use the 5G of mobile B to join, and watch the video, the picture quality is bad.

So every time when I use mobile wifi connection(no matter is hotspot or the real home or office wi-fi)  to join th conference I got good quality video sharing. but once I change to 4G/5G, the quality will be bad.

I am not sure whether Zoom has some bandwidth limitation under 4G/5G senario?