Okay - so I'm stuck on what i thought would be an easy fix.

We use DaaS (horizon) for the bulk of our workloads and have zoom installed locally on laptops/desktops for our people, as well as within the DaaS. Since we recommend everyone uses their DaaS for work, we want them also to use Zoom within the DaaS for meetings. The idea is to have the same user experience while in DaaS as outside, so they're not forced to switch between the two when needing access documents or screenshare for whatever reason.

I've found Zoom docs online which sort of walk through the processes, but they're ridiculously confusing, oftentimes feeling like you're robbing peter to pay paul, yet peter still needs what you're giving paul, so the two are perpetually at odds. 

Am i missing something or is there a simpler way to offload video processing to the local computer when in Daas so people have a better, smoother experience?

Hi, I have been using zoom very successfully for over a year, but last week it asked for an update and since then it has been a disaster, poor sound quality, slow annotating etc . has anyone else experienced this? Is there  a zoom person I can just ring and speak to instead of that frustrating auto chat.

Thanks 

I have been using Zoom on a 2009 Mac Pro with an Intel x64 chip running OS X El Capitan. Cannot upgrade operating system because of chip. As of this week Zoom freezes at the start of a meeting. Any suggestions or help. Any setting that could be changed to make it work?

I was conducting an exhibition for three days with many participants(>150pax) coming in and out the rooms. Initially, everyone was able to join the rooms, but not sure why those who came in later could not join the breakout room at all, all stuck in the main session. Interestingly, those who were already in one of the rooms, were able to switch between rooms. This has been happening for both days and I assume it is going to be the same for tomorrow. Anyone has this problem?