If I join a meeting hosted by someone else, I get the message “Virtual Background is still loading”, and I end up choosing the “Don’t use video” option so I can continue with the meeting.

If I go to the Zoom preferences and turn off blur, the preview window is pink.  When I turn blur back on, the preview is solid black.

If I click on the MacOs Finder’s widgets control in the top right corner, all of the widgets appear as pink rounded rectangles -- the same pink I see during the camera preview when blur is turned off.

However, if I start my own meeting, everything works fine.  No video problems, blur works, and no pink Finder widgets.  The strange behavior only occurs if someone else is hosting a meeting I join. This is repeatable behavior.

Examples of the Finder widgets looking pink: Pink Widgets

They should look like this: 

Mac Studio

MacOS Ventura 13.5.1

Zoom version 5.15.7 (21404)

I have to uncheck "Export - use an external calendar" to make my zoom and google calendars sync, but the last few days i have to go into each calendar item manually to turn uncheck this setting. Is there are way to default the option to unchecked so it stops interfering.

I have "Zoom Workplace".  When I share my screen and select the options "Share Sound" and "Optimize for Video Sharing" for video showings in PPT slide mode, I cannot see myself or who is speaking.  When I do not select those options, I can see myself and other speakers/attendees just fine when in PPT slide mode.  I am thinking those options optimize the quality of videos so would like to use them.  I have tried changing the views available on the "share" menu but have had no success. 

As administrator its part of my job to set up meetings, but I don't often go to them. I set them up outside of my office hours (I work at a church where the meetings are for volunteers who all have day jobs)

How can I set them up so someone other than me can start them? We have a pro account - but the next option up is very expensive for a church that has 3 employees and 8 volunteers...

when I'm watching a discussion between 2 or 3 participants, it would be really good to be able to level up their audio on my view, either automatically, or manually: Boost someone who is really quiet or quieten the noisy one that makes the quiet one hard to hear.

Is there any way for a viewer to assign local volume levels to individual participants?

Or maybe there are host options to do it for everyone?

This is something that has been driving me nuts for a while.  When I screen share a website, document or whatever, I am 100% always able to annotate it using my graphics tablet pen (XP Pen tablet and pen).  However, sometimes, when I client shares a website, a document, etc. from their end, my annotation option at the top of my screen is gone!  So I am unable to annotate on their screen.  I haven't collected enough information on the types of documents, sites, etc. that this doesn't work on, but I am wondering if there is something simple I am missing here.  I remember at one point when I would annotate, my name would appear next to what I was writing and Zoom told me the client has some control on their that will toggle on or off display of who is writing.  Is there some other menu on the client end I should direct them to, so that I can annotate their documents or whatever they are sharing??  I have asked them to look each time it has happened and they say they can't find any menus or toggles that would indicate they can enable that to allow me to annotate on their shared screen.  Hope someone can help.

Hello there! 

I'm curious if it's a bug or if anyone else is experiencing a similar issue.

My Zoom app that shows all of today's meetings is showing meetings as if they were scheduled for today, even though they have been canceled/removed from my Outlook calendar. I'm using a Mac, Version: 6.1.11 of Zoom.