Hello, I'm using the Zoom API to integrate it into our eLearning website. From there, I create a meeting [users/{$hostEmail}/meetings] with the following options:
'host_video' => true,
'participant_video' => false,
'join_before_host' => false,
'mute_upon_entry' => true,
'auto_recording' => 'cloud',
'waiting_room' => false,
'approval_type' => 2,
'meeting_authentication' => true
Then, from the API, I also create the student accounts [/users] with the option: 'action' => "autoCreate"
I retrieve the start_url for the teacher from the class creation process, and the teacher connects directly from that URL. I'm retrieving the join_url for the student connection, but it always asks for a username and password.
How can I bypass the login screen and have the student join the meeting directly?
I've tried creating a ZAK for the student and passing it to the join_url, I've tried using a user token, I've tried accessing with ?tk=;
I've also tried using the client-side web SDK by creating a signature and running init and join, but in all cases, the login screen pops up.

I need to register users with the same name we have on our platform because we then retrieve [report/meetings/{$meetingNumber}/participants] the participation of each participant and we need to create reports with this information.

Thanks, any suggestions are welcome.

Hi there,

after trying franticly whilst trying to undertake a careers meeting with students and parents, I can't find how to share my screen with them. I have set up these links (reoccurring) and the students can share their screen with me, but I don't even have access to it on my screen. Please help!

Many thanks,

Lili

Hi I am using zoom to give an english class to one student. Both of us are using free plan so we have 40 minutes time limit. So I was wondering when does the 40 minutes time limit start? I usually open the zoom meeting like 5 minutes prior before the student enters the meeting. Does the time limit start based on when I opened the meeting or when the participant enters the meeting?

I am really curious about it but it's so hard to find exact detailed explanation on this issue.

Thank you

I recently bought a new computer that is an HP Omnibook 5. Computer is an upgrade in every area compared to my old one. Internet works perfectly fine everywhere including Teams meetings with 10 participants. If I'm in a Zoom with any amount of people I get a 10-20 second lag once every 3-5 minutes or so and the your internet is unstable message. Everything was working fine on my old computer so I believe it is something to do with my new computer. This has happened 10 out of the last 10 meetings. I have tried testing my internet a few different ways and everything there seems to be working fine getting 500mb down and 150 mb upload. I have uninstalled zoom and reinstalled. 

Any help or next steps is appreciated. Thank you!

I am on Windows 11 Home, Dell Inspiron 7506 2n1, wired to an external monitor with built-in speakers. I have been using Zoom successfully with this setup for roughly two years. 

In my last two meetings, one group and the other one-on-one, the audio has dropped out 20 minutes or more into the meeting. Other participants remain able to hear me, however, I cannot hear them. 

I have completed a pretty thorough search online, but have not found a solution. Any help as to how to prevent the audio dropping would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!