I'm trying to share my Pro Tools screen through Zoom. Supposedly when I check the box labeled "Share Sound" it should automatically install the "Zoom Audio Device", but it doesn't nothing happens. And for whatever reason, Zoom doesn't seem to make the driver available to download on it's own. 

This will not stop. I am very close to canceling and demanding my money back. It pops up out of nowhere even when Chrome is closed, and I am presenting?!?!

How do I make this stop?!?! I am a paid pro customer. Here is the link: https://us05web.zoom.us/signin?_x_zm_rtaid=Zuzxpam8SMGBnJqXIXPyBg.1738426534457.06a000dc4cd1a69667781a3ac852b3c8&_x_zm_rhtaid=974#/login

Im helping with a small conference that will have translators/interpreter and it will be over Zoom, but have some quirks I cant figure out.

At the conference it will be a local translator, and the mixer connected to a computor that will stream it over Zoom. Speaker and translator have separate mic inputs into computor and they both be heard in the conference speakers, but the local translator should also be an alternative in Zoom as one of the interpreters. How to do that?

The speaker will pause for translators/interpreters to translate and wait until they are finished. How to show the speaker that the translators/interpreters have finished? Do Zoom have a feature that interpreters can indicate they are finished, for example clear color indicators on a second screen from the computer for speaker to see? (Computor will not be near speaker but we have solution for external monitor with long cable)

If a person on over Zoom have a question, how to pass that person over Zoom to speakers and how to make that "zoom translator" speak over the local speakers at the conference? Is there an option the translator can choose that?

Also noted that according to Zoom the speakers volume will be at 20% and translator at 80%. Is it possible to change these so both are high but if a interpreter i speaking it lowers the speakers volume but then comes back when interpreter is not speaking?

Hi,

In a 2 person call, is it possible to use dual monitors to have myself on my laptop and the participant on the external monitor? I want to be able to see myself and the controls on my laptop, but then a clean version of the participant on an external monitor (which I am then taking a further output from into a multicam streaming device). I don't need to do any screen sharing, just basically capturing a clean video of the participant which I can still control while speaking. At the moment I only ever see myself on the 2nd monitor.

thanks