Is there a way to filter Zoom usage reports by meeting room/topics?

I want to download the participation reports for my class throughout the past semester, but since the Zoom accout is used for multiple other classes as well, it's really difficut to have to find  the report I want.

Also, is there a way to delete "junk" reports, or at least filter them by duration? Sometimes students enter the classroom at the wrong time and creating useless 1-minute participation reports that's just clogging the list (see attached).

My green screen bleeds through my virtual background, even when i have checked the box indicating i am using a green screen. When i uncheck the green screen box it still bleeds through. Have attached a file (usually there is more green, but still you see the problem). I am using a brand new Dell laptop and Windows 10.

Hello, I am in need of some help. 

My company uses Zoom to host meetings for a group of people we support.  There are different computers logged in to host and we have been having a big issue of echoing. From the host and participants. 

This issue is not someone logging in twice, or external speakers causing the sound to echo. 

It doesn't happen on every computer and goes in and out in the hour meeting. 

I have looked into the settings, scoured zooms website and attempted to contact them for support but our plan does not include that. 

Any other suggestions? 

I (and I'm sure others) would really benefit from more keyboard shortcuts!

Specifically, for giving online lectures I'd love to switch between a screenshare of my slides and "content from second camera" (to get a large hi-res video image of me speaking) at the push of a button (I'd use that shortcut with StreamDeck to make it even simpler).

There is no good reason why I should need to buy an expensive third-party software like ZoomOSC just for this simple functionality.

I do know about the share screen shortcut, but there I then need to select a particular screen with my mouse so it doesn't work at the push of a button. This could easily be solved by a shortcut that automatically shares either the first window, or if I select a window at the start of the Zoom session that it would automatically re-open that one. And of course a short-cut that directly opens the second camera content.

Thanks!

Hello, I have an attorney client that has a Pro Account and we are installing the Yealink A20 system in his office.  I am not a "zoom" expert but need to understand if the hardware we are proposing will function the way he is accustomed.  He does mediations and typically he has clients in his conference room where the A20 set up will be.  He starts his Zoom meeting on his laptop in his office and then will typically physically go into the conference room and join the clients.  He will then go back into his office and "mediate on zoom" and needs to ensure the clients in the conference room will not be able to "participate in the mediation"

He does not use breakout rooms.  Will this A20 set up support this and is the Pro Account the appropriate type account to do this scenario?  He is leaving his firm and going out on his own and really wants to replicate the way he has been functioning.  I appreciate any guidance.