The meeting I am trying to join is through my institution so I have to be signed in. When I'm on my computer this is no problem. The problem is on mobile. I open the zoom app, click sign in sso, a browser pops up, I sign in to the browser, I put the zoom room id in now I'm signed into the browser, and oh, I'm redirect to the app which prompts me to sign in. But I am signed in. I'm signed in on the browser not the app. But the app forces me to sign in on the browser. So how exactly am I supposed to join?

I tested Zoom on different Linux distributions (Garuda, Pop!_OS, Nobara, Mint) using a Logitech C922 webcam (1080p), and in none of them was Zoom able to use the HD resolution. It always defaulted to 480p.
I tried several ways to fix it, but nothing worked—whether using Wayland or X11, GNOME or KDE, the result was the same.

Any idea how to solve this?

Hello,

I have some problem, when my cursor leaves the button "Add reaction" the popover disappears, and I can't add any reaction.

Could anybody help me? 🙂

The GIF with my problem: https://ibb.co/G4mY3wGK

OS: Manjaro Linux (5.10.244-1-MANJARO)
DE: KDE (6.3.6) & Wayland
Graphics Processor: Intel Iris Xe
Zoom: Last Version (6.6.0 (4410))

May be somebody know about my problem, and how to resolve it)

I’m encountering an issue with Zoom  and my Plantronics Bluetooth headset for audio and microphone use. The headset works perfectly with other applications like Google Meet, You Tube, etc so I believe the device itself is functioning properly.

Here’s what I’ve tried so far:

• Reviewed and followed all relevant Zoom support articles

• Checked audio settings within Zoom and selected the correct input/output device

• Verified that the headset is connected and set as the default in the system audio settings

• Uninstalled, Installed, Restarted Zoom and my computer

• I show the green bars when conducting the testing but I cannot hear the sound or recording
• System: Window 11
• PC: Lenovo Thinkpad

Despite this, Zoom does not play or capture audio through the headset.

Do you have any additional troubleshooting steps or suggestions? Any support would be greatly appreciated.

Next thing I know is I'm hearing the Andy Griffith TV show theme song over top of the song I'm sharing.

THEN, I'm seeing participant's hands going up, one at a time (none of my participants even know how to raise their hand!).

Then my cohost says that an ad*lt video is showing on everyone's screen, from the visitor. My cohost could not remove the visitor , and because the names in the participant list kept moving around (I'm guessing because of the hand-raising they were somehow doing).

So.  My guess is the visitor had an ad*lt video as their background and then did a spotlight for all, which overrode the screen sharing I was doing.

AND... SOMEHOW they were able to raise other participants' hands.  HOW ON EARTH ARE THEY ABLE TO DO THAT?!?

I ended-up killing the meeting to stop it.

Thanks for any thoughts on what happened!