Hello,

When I enable live transcription during a Zoom meeting, I want to ensure that participants are not forced to see the subtitles.

1. Is it technically possible to prevent participants from seeing subtitles even if live transcription is enabled?

2. If it is not possible, is there a way to hide my language settings so that participants do not know which language I have selected for the subtitles?

I would appreciate any advice or possible workarounds.

Thank you!

In a manually-transcribed meeting where I'm not the Host, my viewed transcript omits everything before I've clicked on "View full transcript". How can I get the full transcript? I'm using Zoom 6.3.11 on a Windows 11 laptop.

The same omission happens when I return from a breakout room and forget to turn "View full transcript" back on.

I register my webinars on the cloud and I don't have any pronblems with the audio transcriptions.
I have a fiend who would like to make audio transcriptions from this webinars that last 90 minutes which he downloads on his hard disk. But he doesn't find the audio transcriptions file?
I don't know how to help him so far. I wonder if there is a duration limit on the transcription or if the problem comes from the fact that he registers his files on the hard disk? I thought he might shut down his PC before the transcription was made but he says it is not the case.
Any idea or feedback welcome.
Thanks in advance

For the past 4-6 weeks I have been experiencing intermittent unstable Internet connections with every Zoom meeting on paid and unpaid accounts. Over the course of an hour, video and audio freeze with an unstable connection notice 1-2 times, more over a 3-4 hour meeting. Once it completely booted me out of the meeting I was facilitating. This has caused tremendous problems during recording.

I am in a home office running Mac OS 12.6 on an M1 Mac Mini and Zoom 5.15.7. My Internet speed is a gigabit on Ethernet and tests out at excellent speeds when Zoom freezes and I get the unstable connection notice. Still, I've taken to putting my email client and web browser offline when running Zoom, but it has not curtailed the problem.

Internet use in the rest of the home on gigabit speeds is minimal to moderate, with no one else reporting Internet loss or degraded speeds/service, and the rest of my Internet services continue to work. I'm suspecting there may be some kind of problem with the Zoom client and hope Zoom will look into this.

The invite does not have an unsubscribe link and I have been getting spammed with them for months now. The sender is Zoom and if I block it I will not be able to receive emails for other zooms that I actually register for. How can I stop this sender from falsely registering me for their Zoom meetings with no contact info or unsubscribe link? 

I am tired of this.

I was using zoom for 2 years, and everything was perfect. But now every single time I try to create a meeting, no one, including me, can connect to the meeting's audio.

When you join the meeting, message pops up that says, "The meeting does not support dial in or call me to join. You cannot connect to the audio."

I saw similar problems for other users, but still have not found any working solution.

Sometimes I need to copy some text of the document I am sharing and paste it in a word file. In the past I used a tool in google

(copy and note), recently when I am sharing the screen in zoom, everything and I activate that tool, everything freeze and I have to switch off the pc. Is there any other way to copy a text or an image while sharing the screen?

Hello, yesterday I made a Zoom call and recorded it.
However, the recording conversion did not complete correctly and became corrupted.
How can I recover this recording, considering that the files double_click_to_convert_01 and double_click_to_convert_02 are missing?

Thank you!