Hello Zoom Developer Support Team,

I hope you are doing well.

I am currently working on an AI-led interview platform that integrates with the Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows (Zoom Native SDK). I would like clarification on some SDK-level capabilities related to audio handling and AI automation.

What we have implemented so far:

Created Zoom meetings programmatically using Zoom Meeting REST APIs

Enabled cloud recording and auto-transcription

Successfully retrieved recordings and transcript files (VTT) after meeting completion

Integrated Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows (C++)

The AI bot is able to:

Authenticate successfully

Join Zoom meetings as a participant

Enable microphone and speaker

Participate in meetings like a normal user

Our requirement:

We are building an AI interviewer that:

Joins Zoom meetings automatically as a participant

Uses AWS Polly to convert AI questions into speech (PCM/WAV)

Speaks those questions to the candidate during the meeting

Listens to candidate responses

Relies on Zoom cloud recording and transcription for post-meeting analysis

Where we are stuck:

We want to confirm whether the Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows supports SDK-level audio injection. Specifically:

Is it possible to inject AI-generated PCM or WAV audio directly into a Zoom meeting using the Meeting SDK, without using OS-level or virtual audio devices?

Does the Meeting SDK provide any API similar to sendAudioFrame, injectPCM, or any mechanism to push audio buffers programmatically into the meeting?

If this is not supported, is routing AI audio via an OS-recognized microphone (physical or virtual) the only supported approach?

Are there any official recommendations or best practices from Zoom for implementing AI voice bots in Zoom meetings using the Meeting SDK?

We want to ensure our implementation aligns with Zoom’s supported capabilities and policies, and to understand whether this limitation is by design or if there are alternative SDK-supported approaches.

SDK and environment details:

Platform: Windows

SDK: Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows (C++)

Use case: AI-led automated interviews

Audio source: AWS Polly (Neural TTS)

We would greatly appreciate confirmation or guidance from the Zoom engineering team on this topic, as it is a critical architectural decision for our product.

Thank you for your time and support.
Looking forward to your clarification.

Thanks,

Hello,

So up to now I've been able to use a Rode Video Mic-Me USB-C external microphone on Zoom calls with no issues.  I log in via the Zoom App on a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra (Android).  After a hiatus over the holidays, however, when I plug this mic before/during a Zoom meeting I get a pop-up stating the video cannot be turned on and that I should check if other apps are using the camera.  

The microphone works fine when recording video on the native camera app while not on a Zoom, so I know it's not Android OS or my phone causing the problem.  Also, I plugged in USB-C earbuds during a Zoom meeting with no issues, so I know its not just any USB device blocking the camera - only my Rode mic

Moreover, if I start my own Zoom meeting, the camera works (I can see myself) until someone else joins, whereupon the outgoing camera completely shuts off and I receive said error msg.  While I can see other parties, they can't see me. Since I'm unable to toggle the camera on via the icon, my only option is to unplug the Rode and use my phone's internal mic to continue the call with outbound video.

Any thoughts?  Thank you ..

VJ

Hello Zoom Developer Support Team,

I hope you are doing well.

I am currently working on an AI-led interview platform that integrates with the Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows (Zoom Native SDK). I would like clarification on some SDK-level capabilities related to audio handling and AI automation.

What we have implemented so far:

Created Zoom meetings programmatically using Zoom Meeting REST APIs

Enabled cloud recording and auto-transcription

Successfully retrieved recordings and transcript files (VTT) after meeting completion

Integrated Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows (C++)

The AI bot is able to:

Authenticate successfully

Join Zoom meetings as a participant

Enable microphone and speaker

Participate in meetings like a normal user

Our requirement:

We are building an AI interviewer that:

Joins Zoom meetings automatically as a participant

Uses AWS Polly to convert AI questions into speech (PCM/WAV)

Speaks those questions to the candidate during the meeting

Listens to candidate responses

Relies on Zoom cloud recording and transcription for post-meeting analysis

Where we are stuck:

We want to confirm whether the Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows supports SDK-level audio injection. Specifically:

Is it possible to inject AI-generated PCM or WAV audio directly into a Zoom meeting using the Meeting SDK, without using OS-level or virtual audio devices?

Does the Meeting SDK provide any API similar to sendAudioFrame, injectPCM, or any mechanism to push audio buffers programmatically into the meeting?

If this is not supported, is routing AI audio via an OS-recognized microphone (physical or virtual) the only supported approach?

Are there any official recommendations or best practices from Zoom for implementing AI voice bots in Zoom meetings using the Meeting SDK?

We want to ensure our implementation aligns with Zoom’s supported capabilities and policies, and to understand whether this limitation is by design or if there are alternative SDK-supported approaches.

SDK and environment details:

Platform: Windows

SDK: Zoom Meeting SDK for Windows (C++)

Use case: AI-led automated interviews

Audio source: AWS Polly (Neural TTS)

We would greatly appreciate confirmation or guidance from the Zoom engineering team on this topic, as it is a critical architectural decision for our product.

Thank you for your time and support.
Looking forward to your clarification.

Thanks,

Hi there, 

When I create a recurring I set the meeting ID to my personal ID, then I set the reoccurring settings and the meet ID defaults to a random ID that I don't want to use and my group isn't familiar with. 

I tried this multiple times. 

This used to work so I assume it is bug?

I have two users that are delegates for different people. They are able to schedule meetings/Zoom meetings in Outlook for their delegators. I have confirmed the meeting is showing up on the delegators' web portals as being the host. When the time comes for the meeting, the Zoom presence status for the delegate will switch from available to in a meeting, even though nothing is on her calendar. The only calendar that is showing any appointment is the delegator. As of right now, Zoom support has been unable to duplicate the issue and can't assist with resolving the issue. Has anyone experienced anything like this?

Hi!

The "raise your hand" button is missing for me...

When I click on the participants button, I should be able to raise my hand by a button on the bottom of the list of the participations but there is no such button, only to unmute me and to invite someone to the session. Does anyone know where this button is in my case?

Kind regards!

Occasionally, I can't control the camera; the camera button is grayed out when I join a Teams meeting via my Poly G7500 device (set to Zoom Room provider mode).

I've tried restarting all the Poly G7500, Poly TC8, and Trio8800 devices, but this didn't fix the problem.

After a few hours, when I rejoin the Teams meeting, I can control the camera again, and the camera control button is no longer grayed out.

Poly G7500  Software Version: 4.6.1-444242

Trio 8800 :  7.2.8.0031

Polycom IP Table Microphone : 3.0.0.1133Poly TC8 : 6.6.1-7001859Zoom Rooms : 

Current Version: 6.5.1.7441 | Nov 26, 2025 5:16:31 PM | 322.3 MB

Please review this and help me completely fix this error. 

Thank you so much 

I just logged into try and schedule some meetings and the whole interface has been changed.  I go to click on meetings and it gives me the option to "host" or "join" a meeting....  Sigh.....  Where the heck did they move the dashboard when you used to log into your account and it launched right then and there.  Now it's filled with all sorts of garbage promoting more services to buy that don't interest me and clutter up my screen.

And, where do you request support to chat with a support agent?  I'm not interested in their stupid AI bots.

I don't understand why they have to make things harder.