Is there any way to set up Zoom so that your audience can't hear your computer's audio?

I work with audio engineers who are looking for feedback on their music. To get around Zoom's overly compressed audio, we use third-party apps that allow my audience to stream songs from their computers and I can hear it in a web browser completely lossless.

The issue is that when I listen to it, Zoom seems to feed the audio from my computer back to my audience, causing it to sound doubled up. I should also add that my audience members are almost always sharing their screen when this happens too (not sure if that makes a difference).

Any ideas on how to fix that?

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i try to create a free account with my business Mail, but the Mail with the verification code does not arrive. Not in Spam and not if we allow the zoom mails on our server....

I opened a case but get only the information that i dont have an account and so i can´t open a case...

So anybody knows what i can do?

Thank you so much

Hello, We have everyone go to waiting room prior to admission. Currently we place a "contact form" link in the main room chat for the attendees to fill out and receive a list of all attendees connection info. 

The issue: as people arrive in the mail room after the chat link is provided to "everyone" they do not see that chat. I have to re-enter the chat as people arrive in the main room. 

Suggestion: It would be great if we could place a text message with a live link in the waiting room for all to see while waiting. This would save a lot of our meeting time!  

Question: Is it currently possible to place a live hyperlink in the waiting room to direct attendees to fill out the form? 

Thank you! 

We have a simple Logitech C170 Webcam that is able to change perspective by zooming in and out etc. It should be used to transfer a session from a conference room. Since only some people in the room were shown in the video, we put the camera further away to cover all participants. However zoom ignored this and instead zoomed the camera in to show only a small section of the room.

I tried the Microsoft Webcam Settings Tool, but it can't run concurrently with zoom. Does any of you know either

• how to change zoom factor for my logitech camera during a meeting or
• a cheap camera that does the trick? We use the conference room once a month and don't want to waste money on expensive equipment.

Since buying a MacBook I keep having audio issues. My audio tests fine before a meeting but when someone enters the meeting they can't hear me and I can't hear them (the video is fine). I tested it with my daughter a few times (via mobile and her Mac) and every time it was fine so I thought it was the person specific (their error). However, this has happened three times now. Has anyone else had this issue? Thanks