Hi all, I recently gave permission to an App called otter.ai that records meetings. I changed my mind and want to remove the permission previously given. How do I do this ?

I have tried using the "Manage" button on Zoom market place. But nowhere can I see this app mentioned. As I already deleted my account with otter.ai does this mean it automatically removed itself from my Zoom permissions OR is there sometjing more I need to do to achieve this. 

Thank you for your comments and step by step guidance as needed.

Best, David 

My Camera doesn't work on the app when I am trying to join a meeting.

When I go to the settings page, the image from the camera shows.

It is a Mac with an external camera.

It doesn't work with the external camera or built-in.

The permissions are correct

Hi,

I've been trying to use the Zoom desktop client on Linux but I've been unable to get the "Schedule a Meeting" functionality to work.  When I click on "Schedule" from the main screen, a new window open but it is completely blank and non-responsive.  I can't close it and it stays open even when I close the main app screen.  Ultimately, I have to kill it from the System Monitor.  I've tried this on multiple distributions (e.g. Ubuntu 22.04.3, Zorin OS 17, PoP!OS) and they all do the exact same thing.   Is this an Ubuntu issue (I realize these are all based on Ubuntu)?  I haven't tried it yet with Fedora but was curious if anyone else had seen this problem.

Thanks!

Ever since I got new airpods, zoom is suppressing the sound and the volume coming through airpods vs regular speaker is about half of the capacity. I've adjusted volume to max in zoom, on Windows sound mixer, and have played with the different advanced settings in Zoom such as switching audio profile to original sound for musicians and turning signal processing by windows audio device to on and windows system audio enhancements to on. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the app and cleared the cache. Went to max volume on my airpods itself. Every available solution has been tried but the airpods sound quality is muffled because it's at 50% capacity. When I close out of zoom and try to use regular apps like spotify, it takes a few seconds to restore back to normal sound. What is it about Zoom that is suppressing the sound? Is it a new update? I tried swiping up on airpods 2 but that doesn't do the job either: https://community.zoom.com/t5/Zoom-Meetings/Very-low-volume-via-Airpods-Pro-2-on-Windows-11/m-p/132643/highlight/true

I just read a few posts stating that you CANNOT use your personal id for recurring meetings. This stinks! I am new to this process and would love to know what is the best way to schedule a four week series, every Tuesday at the same time and use the SAME meeting for the couples? Thank you in advance for any help you can give me.

It is very frustrating that if you have a personal meeting id that you use for all your meetings, that you cannot use it for scheduled recurring meetings. It means that for recurring meetings, each unique meeting must be set up individually. Clicking the recurring meeting checkbox causes the meeting id to be auto-generated. We have also seen this cause confusion because people unfamiliar with this nuance (which is not super clear when you are setting up a recurring meeting) will click recurring meeting because it seems intuitive but then nobody can join their meetings because everyone only knows the personal meeting id link. It would be great if when checking the recurring meeting checkbox, there could be the same radio button options of "generate meeting id" vs "use personal meeting id" as exist for non-recurring meetings. As one example, we use Zoom for our Sunday worship (which works great) but it means I have to schedule each individual Sunday of the year and can't just "one and done".