I think the transcription program has gone off its rocker.

This is the Zoom AI overview of the last part of a Rotary meeting. I can assure you that this has nothing to do with the meeting, and no one said the F-word.

'Whisky Awards, 'Are You' Awards en het 'Fking It'-concept.
The speaker discussed various topics, including whisky awards, the "Are You" awards, and the concept of "fking it." They also mentioned the "Are You" awards in Baltimore and the "Are You" awards in parallel. The speaker touched on the idea of a "f**king issue" and the concept of...'

It goes on and on. The text transcription includes all sorts of F-bombs and other strange things, none of which corresponds to the audio I hear.

Has anyone else run into this issue before?

Hi, I am running a weekly series of sessions which involves screen sharing a video. The second session last night had issues where some participants had shadow blocks on their screens, and were also aware if my mouse pointer moved. This did not happen the first week. I tried ticking and unticking the Optimise for video check box which did not seem to help. Any ideas? 

I have a Pro account.  I have set the recording settings to record both gallery and speaker views separately, so that I can share only speaker view (for privacy).  But the recording today was only gallery, which is useless.  I can't see any reason why the speaker view wasn't recorded, especially as this has worked in the past.

In a setting where Zoom is used to conduct a seminar, sessions are recorded with the “active speaker” option enabled, meaning whoever speaks gets featured in the main window (not gallery view), and hence should theoretically get featured in the recording (local recording enabled, in this case). Never had a problem with this setup until recently (September 2021).

The issue is as follow. The active speaker appears (is featured) in the main window, but the recording instead records the screen of someone else in the attendance (not speaking, apparently at random).  Hence, the actual active speaker does not appear in the recording, even if during the event the active speaker does occupy the main window. Instead, we get the recording of someone listening to the active speaker (and the sound of the active speaker). There is no way of knowing there is an issue with the recording until it’s too late. Any idea about how to prevent or fix this issue?

I need to record a Zoom meeting for an educational video, and I'm required to use an external mic for a better quality of sound. I have a fine and working USB microphone, which Zoom does seem to recognize as a speaking option.

However, whenever I try to choose this option, an audio test prompt jumps up, I test both audio and the microphone, all seems to be working fine, but then Zoom asks me again which option I want to use, I choose the USB mic again and am again directed to the test box, ad infinitum. 

Am I doing something wrong?

Hoy intente transmitir en vivo como siempre para mi pagina de facebook y no se transmitio nada pero en cambio hice una prueba y pude transmitir en mi perfil. Esto es algo fustrante porque uno paga por un servicio y lo mejor que tiene es suporte en vivo y estos problemas pero para cobrar son rapidos

So I was just sitting on my phone with my computer screen idle. I was surprised when my screen suddenly changed with the Zoom app opening and starting a meeting.

I was the only person in the meeting, but I didn't have anything planned, and my app has never done this before. 

I noticed that an update was available. Could this have triggered the opening of a meeting? This is weird. 

Anyone know what's going on or experienced this?