Even with all background effects disabled, it appears that Zoom automatically deploys an effect to reduce depth of field considerably - far more that the native camera actually displays. This is clear to me as if I simply turn my head (with no background effects enabled) my glasses and the side of my face go out of focus. In looking at the camera via its native app (or even in Teams), this is not what the camera itself is creating. Is there some way to disable this annoying effect in Zoom ?

Posting here because this stupid company only offers customer support to paying customers which is f***ing ridiculous. I paid $120 dollars for a lesson that I wanted to record to watch back later. When I was in the meeting I hit record, the organizer was sharing their screen and I saw them click accept. So I figured it was recording. But apparently, Zoom thought it was a good idea to make you have to click record again which makes no f***ing sense. I checked my account and the recording isn't there. I know for a fact Zoom is storing these meetings somewhere within their own cloud even though it won't be in my account. Does anyone know how I can contact them to request the recording even though I'm on a free account? 

I have an important zoom recording that I recorded to my mac. It didn't convert properly, and I tried to convert it with any app that would work... I forgot it was a video (I meant to just record audio), and opened it in the music app to see if that would work. Of course it didn't, and now it say it's a "music document" and opens my music app when I try to open it, but doesn't play anything. 

I tried using converico online but it didn't recognize the input file. I went back to zoom, but since I put it on my computer, it tries to open it from my desktop, and it opens the music app (but nothing appears). 

Did I just completely blow any chance of listening/viewing it? Is there any way of converting it to something I can use? The extension still says .zoom