I have got a Windows 11 PC at work. In the past, if I was talking on a Zoom meeting, I could hear other people if they talked over me. Now, if I'm talking, I'll see the other person's lips moving, but I can't hear them until I stop talking. In other words, it seems to be operating in half-duplex.

I'm using Windows version (11 w/latest update), Zoom version (6.2.0) 46690, microphone\speakers (Logitech CONNECT conference speaker system) .

Does anyone know of a setting that could cause this? It really disrupts the feeling of natural face-to-face conversation when it happens.

I recorded the meeting, saved the recording and have 4 file formats:

txt file for the chat. All good there.

M4A for the AV - but this is extremely broken up. Meeting participants voices start and then stop - mid syllable. It is completely unintelligible.

M4P for the video is also broken up. And they are separate files - which doesn't really help if you want a video recording.

Any ideas?

Hi,

I have a lot of Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite. I cannot find "Virtual Backround" option on Zoom App.

I've checked the requirements of the Virtual Backround, and there it seem matched it's configuration except GPU CPU. (Reference Link : https://community.zoom.com/t5/Meetings/Virtual-Background-in-Android/m-p/2356#M6446)

But we have a lot of machine and it is an important feature for us. Is there any possibilities to get this feature? May be next version of Zoom App?

Thank you

Android

• Zoom mobile app, version 5.3.0 or higher : (We use v5.9.1)
• Android 8.0 or higher (We use v11)
• arm64 processor (It has 4Core Cortex A73+4Core CortexA53) Total 8 Core arm64  
  • 8 cores or higher 
• 3GB or higher RAM (It has 4 Gb)
• GPU
  • Qualcomm Adreno:
    • 540 (Snapdragon 835 / Snapdragon SDM835), or higher than 615 (QCS605 or Snapdragon SDM710)
  • Mali:
    
    • G series with version G72 or later (It has Mali-G72 MP3, just CPU 9611)
    • CPU must be later than exynos 9810, exynos 990, or kirin 980

On a conference call, we have people working in the office and at home. In the office, we usually connect one of the computers to a speaker. This prevents Zoom from recognizing the person speaking and pin him or her automatically. I would suggest to continue "listening" and pin even if the person is muted. 

I am trying to stream to a Facebook Group and since the 22nd April, 24 removal of third-party apps to do this I have to use a Zoom to do this. I turned on the ability via the switch on the desktop zoom account to allow integrations and apps. I did try to do a custom setup and it had an error so I removed it - and now the custom section is greyed out - I am beyond trying to work out what zoom setting needs changing. I have turned on and off the switch - reset the app - still nothing - any thoughts... Kind of desperate.

What happens is that the spearker test is not working, I can't hear any sound coming out. Mic is okay. I can't hear the notification sounds such as when a participant asks to join, or actually joins the meeting etc. It's funny that I can hear and talk with the participants normally, though. I've tried many things, nothing seems to work. Any ideas?