Hi all, I am wondering if there is any way to sharpen text that is embedded in images that are pasted in a PowerPoint shown on Zoom.  The images are very sharp in the actual PowerPoint (I know how to correct for sharpness), but after the recording is processed by Zoom, the text is very blurry so participants can't read it.  These images are screenshots of written handouts and charts. I am hoping to be able to correct a couple of recordings POST processing. . .  Thanks in advance! 

I just hosted a 2 hour doctoral class on Zoom where 20 students gave live presentations. The recording was to the Cloud. I'm on the latest update. 

In the new version, I did not get the dialog that showed it was converting / saving. When I go to my Cloud Recordings page, it says "Processing Recording" but it has been that way for over an hour with no indication of progress. 

Does this mean the recording has failed?? I've never had this happen before and there will be many angry students if their presentations are lost. 

Hello, I'am new with Zoom meetings. I use an Apple Mac mini with MacOS Ventura 13.2.1.  The system preferences are correct. I was phoning with Apple Support and they told me, I should ask the support of zoom, cause the preferences were right. Can somebody of the community help me?

How can I send Zoom meeting invitations with the accept/decline feature? We use the Calendar program that is provided by Apple within the company.  Do I need to set up a Google calendar in order to use that feature?  

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Hello everyone,

I'll try to keep it short: I'm hosting a monthly self-help group meet-up via zoom for people with complex post-traumatic disorders. As such we have participants, who can get triggered or deeply distressed by certain topics, which are sometimes very specific to them and as such unforseeable, thus unavoidable for the group. The idea was to handle it through a spesific emoji reaction. So someone could react with a red X, so we know, this is a difficult subject and to either change the topic or arrange to signal, when the topic is over, so they could mute the group. But I got some feedback, that it can be hard to impossible to use it, because a participant is afraid to expose themself as having this topic as trigger and also is afraid to disturb the group.

I'm searching for a possibility for a participant to signal, that a topic change is beeing wished for, withouth them having to expose, which participant they are. Is there any such thing?

I am having a problem setting up zoom on my new iMac. Specifically, I have been unable to be able to get my microphone to register my guitar so that others can hear it. The input meter hears my voice, just fine, with the green input meter showing that I am speaking. The other zoom participants can hear my voice, but they cannot hear anything when I play my guitar. In the audio settings, I have tried virtually everything I could think of, and nothing seems to work. I have it set for musicians, which is the recommendation I get from what I am reading on the zoom website, but that doesn't work, either. I am at a loss and then wondering whether anyone else has encountered this problem and whether there is a fix for it. It seems that it should be simple. I have never had a problem with this using zoom on a windows laptop, or on my old iMac but possibly there is something about my new iMac..