I am the admin and I booked a room, regular, once in a week. I want to give it to our associates to use it when needed. I will give the roomlink to the group once. I dont wat to attend and open all the meetings. Is it possible to use the room without me as a host? How can I  fix it in the settings? 

I will first say I am not a programmer, but more of a small business owner/configuration person for my systems. I am attempting to use buddy boss on my wordpress site. They show how to connect zoom to it for members to access zoom from within the system.  My problem is this....I have created a JWT application. I can't say I have added a great deal to it, but when I make a gutenberg block in wordpress to be able to add a zoom meeting it shows up. The problem is the countdown timer which changes to join now with ten minutes left per buddy boss, does not look like the buddy boss example, and worse it does not work. I simply get 0D0H0M0S (Day, hour, minute, seconds). 

I have looked at zoom settings, various subscriptions in the JWT app environment and I am not seeing anything that jumps out that looks like it is a setting or option. 

Can anyone share some advice or links on how to resolve this? 

Thank you in advance, 

Tony

As a Zoom participant, I sometimes get the message that the host has another Zoom meeting in progress. When I check with the Host, they have just commenced our scheduled Zoom meeting and there is no-one in the Waiting Room. The Host and I have checked the meeting details, which are aligned. For context, the Host uses this meeting a number of times each day, with specific scheduled times.  It appears that Zoom believes the earlier meeting instance is still in progress?

When somebody is playing audio using the "screen sharing/advanced" facility, we've noticed that if a participant speaks, sometimes the audio cuts out (or at least goes much quieter) until they stop, and then is restored after a few seconds; but other times it doesn't seem to do this.
Does anybody know what governs this behaviour? Is it under the host's control?
Obviously sometimes it is desirable, in order that people can be heard; but if you're playing quiet background music, for example, it's much more distracting to have it cutting in and out than it would be to let it play.