I have set up a meeting, but I don't know where to find the link, to put it into my FB event. In the FB event, it asks for an 'external link'. I tried to cut and paste the zoom link that was in the 'invite' section, but then I got an error message: 'The link to your online event is not a url.' Help! How do I get a link from my zoom meeting to put in my FB event? 

Is there a 1 in a million chance that I can recover a recording of a meeting from September of 2020? The help article said "No", but I wanted to exhaust all resources to be sure. TIA!

Point Of Reference: Meeting date was Sept. 15, 2020. This question is posted on March 5, 2022.

Hi mates!
I have a little problem with my zoom recordings.
I recorded a meeting with one of my clients with the "speaker's view", but in the recording only appear the client´s video. My video like speaker when i am speaking is not appear.
I exploreded all kind of configurations and I did all kind of test with my friends and family, but the same happend again and again. In the recording only appear the video of the other person, never the mine.
It is very strange, because I have other recordings with the client video, and my own video which change everytime that we speak.
I asked a lot of people about of this, but no one can help me.
I need help with this please. Someone that could help me?

Hi 

I keep getting emails that I exceeded my storage and I delete most of the videos, May I ask if how many videos will be stored for 2GB and the recorded videos is almost an hour. So I'll have a glimpse of how many videos need to be stored to avoid getting emails and being charged.

Thanks

Greetings to all.

Even though Zoom is a paying enterprise that is now valued astronomically high, I just want to express my thanks to all those at Zoom who have made it possible for me to make it this far in the pandemic, perhaps soon to be endemic. As an instructor (of Buddhist philosophy, Tibetan, and Sanskrit) and department chair at a Big 10 institution, I don't know what I would have done without this service. Clearly, Zoom is not an act of sheer altruism -- some people are making a lot of money. But throughout it all, I've had this sense that the folks at Zoom have truly tried to serve all of us with sincere beneficence in the educational realm, and I appreciate that. 

So, in short, thank you Zoom folks. Please take a moment to savor your unexpected but crucial role in helping us all get through this mess.

Yours,

John Dunne

I just ran into a pretty odd one. We work with a client that hosts quite a few Zoom Meetings. There could be hundreds of attendees. One particular attendee is unable to joining. When we went to admit them from the waiting room the joining dialog appeared and took awhile. The it disappears, they reappeared in the waiting room, a black box appears where their video would be, and then video appeared for roughly 5 seconds and kicked them off. I was able to host a Zoom Meeting with the problematic participant just fine without the issue. This was reproduced several times between the original host and participant's laptop. This participant can join from their iPhone, just not their laptop. Extremely frustrating issue to troubleshoot. Has anyone ran into something similar?

We are using Zoom as an online classroom. The instructor (host) doesn't like breakout rooms, and doesn't seem to know how to adjust his settings so that when he shares his screen it does not completely take over whatever we are doing on ours (participants). This is very disruptive as he bounces between shares rapidly, so if you minimize it just takes over again and again and makes it impossible to work on anything as he is doing this. Most of us are limited to a single screen and cannot easily add one. Is there any way to keep the Zoom window minimized, or at least not takeover the desktop unless the participant allows it, for screen sharing?