I am currently having this issue: I need to open breakout rooms for my participants while hosting a meeting using my phone. Is it possible to open breakout rooms from our phone? Because I don't see the Breakout room option when I host the meeting from my phone or tablet.

Is there anyone having the same issue? Please share your tips! Thanks a bunch!

Hi,

Some of our participants are receiving a redirect message when they use the invite link. Here is an example:

Redirect Notice
The previous page is sending you to https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85831988458?pwd=oigbmdjeZwyGIreTj5ub3Tt6frISBL.1.
If you do not want to visit that page, you can return to the previous page.

Does anyone have any recommendations on how to rectify this?

Thank you

I have my Zoom account integrated with my High Level account so that when someone books an appointment with me on High Level, a unique Zoom meeting and link are automatically created. The problem I'm running into is, when the appointment gets confirmed through High Level, specifically through the workflows, Zoom is deleting the meeting and link, rendering the meeting link invalid and removing the link from the appointment reminder emails that get sent out after the appointment has been confirmed. Has anyone else dealt with this? Why is Zoom deleting the meeting and link after High Level updates the status of the meeting to confirmed? What's the best solution to this?

Hey all, 

I've scheduled a meeting as the account owner and host where registration is required. The meeting is 2 weeks out and I want to be able to email the registrants a special email each week leading up to the meeting. I am unable to 'manage registrants' in the registration tab. The only thing I can do is view the list of registrants.  Is there an issue? or is there no way for me to export emails of registrants from an upcoming meeting. Thanks for any help or insights

Hello, I've been wrestling with this weird problem for over 8 hours now. I have a live session with nearly 20 people tomorrow and can't seem to figure out how to resolve this.

The problem is basically this, when I share my screen and audio of Ableton Live so that participants can see and hear what I'm doing, Zoom seems to glitch/suppress the audio when it plays quietly. It's inconsistent when this is happening but in general, it seems to happen when there are less sounds playing at a time or the sounds are quieter. It seems like it would be the noise suppression that's trying to remove the sound coming from Ableton when it drops below a certain loudness threshhold? Sometimes when I stop sharing the screen this glitch still happens for a while.

I'm using original audio for musicians' settings, tried any combination of audio settings I can think of, I've tried routing the audio through Windows 11 drivers and my Focusrite audio interface, also tried VB Cable and Voicemeeter. I've uninstalled zoom and re-installed the most recent version.

I'm using a DELL XPS 15 9530 with Windows 11. I've read the article about some issue with audio enhancing effects and potential audio enhancing software that can cause this issue and disabled everything that could be causing this and still nothing.

After 8 hours of trying to solve this Zoom just keeps doing the same thing when fewer elements are playing or they get quieter something switches and the audio sounds glitched/empty/filtered in a weird way until I turn the volume of the signal up and it 'clicks' back into place.



Please help 😕

I am a Zen meditation teacher who uses Zoom to reach my group. On Sundays during services, we do meditation for two 30-minute periods. It is during that time that traditionally, the teacher meets with students for one-on-one interviews in private. Breakout sessions seem like a good way to do this, but as I understand it, even if you have a session with only one person, it needs to be set up in advance. It would mean having all students at least assigned to breakouts, one-on-one with me. But, I don't understand how to 1) start as session during the silent meditation period without disturbing attendees, 2) signal to the next student that it is his or her turn to join me in the breakout session, and finally 3) given that my teacher may want to also occasionally offer such meetings, how to set him up as the host of those sessions that he would take part in, one-on-one.