Hi all, I am using Fedora 40 Workstation. I can give access to the mouse to Windows users, but when a Windows user tries to give access to the mouse, the remote control function is not shown to me. In the zoom settings on the site, both have remote control enabled. I have zoom rpm installed. I use Wayland session, before that I used opensuse tumbleweed Gnome with X11 session, same problem with zoom, I can give access to the mouse, but I can not give access to the Windows user. In opensuse there was a flypack version of zoom and opi zoom. I haven't tried the flypack version of zoom in fedora, but I think if the native zoom package has the same problem, it's not the zoom version

My laptop: Acer Aspire 5 A515-52G-581S. GPU Nvidia MX 250 

I use zoom almost daily and EVERY time for the last few weeks other participants see me frozen (I can still hear them but they can't hear me) and I get kicked out of the meeting.  Within seconds I am automatically brought back into the meeting.  This is VERY bad as I lose Host status and am brought back into the meeting as a participant, even though it's MY meeting.  I cannot gain host status back myself, I lose ability to control the meeting and the recording is saved on the computer of whomever was randomly given Host status.  This is EXTREMELY bad. I need to know what is going on but zoom has referred me to the community for answers.  I use zoom through Obvio which I pay a lot for and have the upgraded zoom version with it.  I have spoken to Obvio and this is a zoom problem.  Can anyone help? I have paid events coming up and I can't have people gaining Host status during them.   I have changed my computers and yesterday changed out my modem.   ????

Hello there,

I am working as managing directors in multinational organization and conduct many meeting online via zoom. But I am facing an Issue of Echoing sound during meetings and I hear my own voice after speaking. Can anyone guide me why it happened and also give me better solution to overcome this problem.

Thanks in advance.

Regards: Maria Cleh.

I have Zoom linked to my booking system (Wix) and when I try to open my meeting, I keep getting this message: 

You cannot start the meeting because it is hosted by another user

I have logged out/in again - tried looking at the booking system and linked the accounts. Nothing seems to work and my meeting attendees are also getting the message: Meeting invalid. 

Does anyone know what I can do? Thank you!!!

I am experiencing an issue with my Pro account where the "Record" button is not appearing during my meetings, even though I have enabled Cloud Recording in my settings.

Here are the details:

1. I have disabled local recordings and enabled Cloud Recording in my Zoom account settings.
2. I am the host of the meeting.
3. I have verified that Cloud Recording is enabled in both my account and group settings.
4. I have ensured that I am using the latest version of the Zoom client.

Despite these configurations, the "Record" button is not visible during my meetings. 

Could you please assist me in resolving this issue? I would appreciate any guidance or steps I may have missed to ensure the "Record" button appears during my meetings.

Thank you for your support!

When I use any type of external microphone with Zoom (Rode Wireless Go, Heydey microphone, etc) there is this awful buzzing sound and nothing works.  The only mic that works is my built in microphone.  I use a MacBook Air 10.13, and yes - I have updated the app, the cords/plugs are all in the right places, nothing is muted, etc.  

This started happening with my Rode but now no external mic works.  

I use Zoom for fitness classes (with the Rode) and for corporate presentations (with the Heydey), but now neither is working.

Any ideas?

Mostly a Mac user, but have hosted my licensed Zoom account on Win machines, recording locally. Trying to record a quick app demo on zoom with this newish (2 months) Lenovo running Win11, and I just took the 22h2 update this morning...  

The problem is I can't get the Local Recording settings field ("Store my recording at:) to change.  The field says it's recording location on OneDrive (don't want that), and the path cannot be changed by highlighting /typing over or using "change" button to select another location.  What's odd  is that clicking "open" takes me to the local zoom folder, but it wouldn't record there.

I logged into the website and turned off cloud recording there (which means I probably won't be able to record from the phone), went back to the app - STILL couldn't get the data field to reflect the local folder.

Uninstalled/re-installed Zoom. - STILL couldn't to get the field to reflect the local folder.  

Decided to do a quick test meeting to record, and sure enough - it recorded locally, but the "recording at:" field STILL said it was recording to OneDrive.  And it seems to be recording in both places.

So, unless I keep the zoom folder open on my computer and watch the folder appear when I start recording, how can I be sure I'm recording locally at the beginning, and not find out later it recorded to OneDrive and sounds like a dog's breakfast?

It is written:

• Import the meeting registrants
• Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
• Schedule a meeting with registration.
• Click the Registration tab.
• Click Import from CSV.
• (Optional) Select the Send invitation after the importing check box.
• Click Import.
• Choose the CSV file with your registrant data, then click Open.

But I DON'T have "Import from CSV" on the Registration tab 😞