I have the Zoom app on both my desktop and my iPad. I don't use the desktop version for video calls because it doesn't have a camera. But I use it for everything else because I prefer the standard size keyboard, plus the mouse.

Yesterday I invited 2 participants to a video meeting. One ended up on my desktop, the other on my iPad, where I was expecting both of them. The desktop wasn't even switched on at that time. When I did switch on the desktop, I found a  msg saying that he was in the waiting room. By the time that I opened Zoom and connected to the meeting, he had left it.

What can I do to avoid this? Should I just uninstall the app from my desktop?

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

GarryL

Hi can anyone help me with how to fix this, I'm having this problem lately when I try opening my camera it's working fine, However in a few minutes it turns off can anyone help me with how to fix this? Does anyone have this problem and fix it? 

I also tried the following:
1. checked my camera drivers and it's up to date. 
2. Uninstall/ Install Zoom
3.  Restart my laptop

You can also see my image that it can now detect my camera. But a while ago I can access my camera. 

Thank you and looking forward to hearing with you guys

I am encountering a weird issue with muting and then unmuting the mic when using the Zoom client version 5.10.7 (3311) on Ubuntu Linux version 22.04 (though this was also happening with version 21.10). Sound works initially, but if I mute and then unmute the mic, it doesn't seem to "unmute", and the mic is unusable. Manually selecting a specific mic in Settings doesn't resolve the problem. It does seem that it eventually returns to working normally, but I don't know how or why. I don't know of any command line arg that enables more thorough debugging, and the only log line that seemed relevant was "No PulseAudio daemon running, or not running as session daemon."

Is this a known issue? Is there any way to debug further?