Suddenly the email links to meetings no longer work - I go to the zoom page but it stops there. If I go to the web page and put in the link, I go to a zoom sign in page but a pop up window saying I should allow the camera and mike comes up and locks the screen. Yesterday I didn't have any issues but today I do.. I can't find a way to make zoom work. Suggestions? thanks

I cannot get into any of the Zoom meetings that are set up in my calendar.

My VA linked my calendar to Zoom.   I signed up my Zoom account with Google Sign in, and I'm signing in the same way on my computer/app.

When I click on the zoom link to start the meeting, it always says "Waiting for Host to Join" - but I am the host.

I just updated my app, but we can't find the solution here - what am I missing?

Hi,

I've really tried everything, but it's still not working. I did the following steps—could you please check if I missed anything?

1. I’m using the Pro plan and I want to create a meeting via API where two other participants can join without me being present.
2. To achieve this, I disabled the Waiting Room in my Account Settings.
3. I understand that I must enable either a passcode, authentication, or a waiting room. So, I set up my API configuration as follows and wrote a Python function accordingly:
   
   
   def create_meeting(access_token, row😞

       url = f"https://api.zoom.us/v2/users/me/meetings"

   
   

       headers = {

           'Authorization': f'Bearer {access_token}',

           'Content-Type': 'application/json'

       }

   
   

       start_time = row['meeting_date']

       start_time_iso = start_time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S")  # ISO 8601 format

       alternative_hosts = ",".join([row["email1"], row["email2"]])

       data = {

           "topic": f"{row['type']} with {row['nick1']} and {row['nick2']}",

           "default_password" : True,

           "password" : "123456",

           "type": 2,  # reserved meeting

           "start_time": start_time_iso,

           "duration": int(row['time']),  #by minutes

           "scheduled_for": row["user1_email"],

           "settings": {

               "join_before_host": True,

               "jbh_time" : 0,

               "mute_upon_entry": True,

               "waiting_room": False,

               "auto_recording": "cloud",  

               "recording_audio_transcription": True,

               "allow_multiple_devices":True,

               #"alternative_hosts" : alternative_hosts,

               #"alternative_hosts_email_notification" : True,

               "authentication_exception" : [

                   {

                       "email" : "***********",

                       "name" : "myname"

                   }

               ],

           },

           "calendar_type" : 2

       }

          

       response = requests.post(url, headers=headers, json=data)

       if response.status_code == 201:

           return response.json()  

       else:

           raise Exception(f"Failed to create meeting: {response.json()}")
   
   
   Anyone who can solve this??

Annotate icon was never present during my screen share meetings before.  Now that it is here, it is anchored in the bottom left and I cannot find a setting to disable it for the host(which is what I would like to do).  I host meetings where I display server logs, and all linux commands for navigating are typed at the bottom left of the screen - directly behind the annotate icon that now displays along with the green outline.  The green outline can be turned off, but annotate apparently not.  I can no longer see the text I am typing in the bottom left of a server log.   Why can I only disable annotate for attendees?  What if I don't want it at all?  Can I at least move it?

A guy wanted to information interview with me so I sent him a Zoom link. As he was entering, it showed his name with otter.ai after it then his login. We got talking about where the third person was for the meeting and then I forgot all about it. 

I later got an email from otter saying the "live recording" had been posted. WTF? I assumed the guy had recorded it without my permission (I'm in a two-consent state). He called me and said "I have no idea what you're talking about." 

So, I now know what otter.ai is and does - makes transcripts and recordings. All well and good. But how the heck did a plug-in (or whatever it is) run when neither of us have ever heard of it or triggered it? The only app I have (and don't even use) is Timer. And how do I prevent this in the future? 

I work with Android devices (Samsung s24 ultra, Samsung Tab 8+) and need an external usb microphone (wireless microphone with USB-C receiver) for video conferences. Although my external microphone works perfectly with other applications, this is unfortunately not the case with zoom. I haven't found a way to disable the built-in tablet microphone and use the external microphone. I am very much looking forward to a solution to this problem 🙂