Hello.  When I upgraded from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04, zoom 5.10.6 stopped working.  I'm booting in Xorg mode, so this is not related to the change in wayland.  The zoom screen starts.  However, when I try start (or join) a meeting, it opens what would be the window for seeing people, but that window only shows connecting.

Luckily, I happen to have an older binary around, 5.9.6.2225 -- and this works.

Hello,

using the browser I have problems accessing my Microphone, Camera and Audio.

In the "Join Meeting"-page I cannot select audio or video as it shows "your camera and your microphone are currently in use by other apps. Please close.." However there is no other application running. Setting the permissions for "audio" to true I can sometimes at least hear the meeting. This is also the case in a incognito-window (also with all other programs closed).

Setting the permissions for camera and microphone to true or ask does not change the behaviour.

Is there a known way to force the audio source/sink & video source to force to be used by the current zoom-tab or at least see which "App" is blocking the resources?

Are there any known solution to this issue?

zoom: browser

browser: chromium

OS: Raspbian GNU/Linux 11

video: internal camera

audio: external soundcard (USB)

Hi. I hope you can help me with these 2 problems I am facing.

1- I have got the new Dynabook laptop with Windows11. When I was using ZOOM last night, I realized something wrong with the audio functions, so I tried to do the Speaker Test, but somehow no sounds even though I see the sound output scale moving. First, I checked with the Dynabook support, but they say that it is not a hardware problem as long as you can hear the other sources, so I am asking here.
Please help me on this matter.
My old Dynabook can do the speaker test properly.

2-The other side attendee can hear the back music I play from my old Dynabook pc, but not from the new Dynabook.
I tried to fix it but I could not figure it out. There is an optional function that you can choose on or off for the original sound, but it did not solve this. The back noise controller, neither.

Thank you very much in advance.

I have a separate conversation going with a very helpful member but i wanted to start a new one for just this topic.

Had a meeting. Me (Shure MV7 over usb into mac, Host), participant 1 (important one whose audio i actually needed, Shure MV7, usb-c into mac), participants 3,4 (just listeners whose audio i didn't need, computer audio).

Did some takes of a voice over, all fine. Sounds great on the recording. I'm recording locally, Original Sound is on in both computers, me and Part 1. When i go to download and listen to the individual tracks, recorded locally, mine is totally fine. His, super glitchy, sounds like a sample rate issue or something. It's definitely not playback, as you can see in the image of the wave, the jitter is baked into the file. 

I ran a second test with just me and him, short little recording, changed NO settings, both recordings were fine...really at a loss. Any ideas?

1. My question is about whether a host / admin or a user with group permissions can un-mute a participant without his/her consent in an open source or enterprise editon?
2. Will a participant be always asked about such a consent always, or can some enterprise turn off such consent?
3. Once given a consent, the setting can be revoked in Audio. If such a setting is not available does it mean that the consent has never been given, or that the consent being given, is not shown due to an enterprise setting.
4. Bottom line can an enterprise take privacy on their control or does a participant under all circumstance has his/her privacy under control?

Thanks for the help.

Hello, 

I would appreciate to have help on my issue. I was wondering if there is a way to automatically add participants who are late to a meeting in an actual Breakout Room ?

People who are late have to wait that we include them...It is time consuming for the host to add 20 people in a Breakout Room who is already ongoing.

Thank you for your help!

Marie-Andrée