hi. I have a pro account. an ex member of our team initially set this up and her name is still associated with this account. so when we set up meetings her name is shown as the host. I have searched and clicked on my profile but I cannot work out how to change or remove her name. Help?

When sharing computer sound in the newest update of Zoom it now shares a screen that says Computer audio is being shared which interrupts gallery view every time I share audio. 

I have the option to click Meeting at the top of the window which reverts back to gallery. BUT when I stop sharing computer audio and then share it again it puts me back at the Computer audio is being shared screen and I have to click the Meeting button to disable it again.

That's an extra step I absolutely DO NOT NEED!!! I need to disable this nonsense. How do I share computer audio without this screen interrupting mine and my attendees' gallery view? Why is this even a thing? How is this intrusive view even helpful?

We had set up a recurring series that is monthly for the year of 2024. We asked Zoom support to set this up for us since not all of the scheduled months fell on the same day. I was asked to add a meeting to the series and realized that not only can I not add a date but that my series is scheduled to end on December 31, 2022 even though it shows we still extend out through the remainder of the 2024 year minus the meeting in December that is no longer scheduled. I reached back out to support but am told our subscription no longer has access to Zoom support. Not real sure what to do here.

Hello, I am trying to upload a video to the zoom waiting room and noticed that when joining the meeting the video plays but the audio does not automatically play with it. Is there a way to adjust the settings to make sure that when the participant joins the waiting room the audio for the video their watching will automatically play? Thanks!

Hi all, I attended a meeting today using the zoom app. I requested to record the meeting, and received a notification that it was accepted and recording.

Unfortunately the meeting was cut off, and there was no option to save / convert recording.

There was no meeting saved in the usual location (Mac: Documents > Zoom) or reference in my account’s Local Recordings section.

I did find a file called “Data” saved in ~/Library/Application Support/zoom.us/ with lots of files from today’s date, but none I can see are called “double click it to convert”

Can anyone please help me save my recorded meeting?

If it helps, I was logged into my personal account on Zoom when I opened the meeting, but the link had been sent to my work email - I assume this is why I can’t find any reference to the meeting recording in my Zoom account online.

I have a Zoom meeting participant who wants to use her landline to join our virtual meeting.  When she dials the EST phone numbers on the meeting invitation, her landline phone provider reports that she is not allowed access to long distance calling.

Is there a 800, 855, toll free US number that she can use to join our virtual meeting?

cd ~/Downloads

2. Get the new public signing key

wget -O package-signing-key.pub https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey?version=5-12-6

 3. Check the public signing key

gpg --show-keys package-signing-key.pub

4. Import the key

sudo gpg --import package-signing-key.pub

5. Get the latest, newest and upgraded Zoom DEB-Package

wget https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_amd64.deb

6. Install the Zoom DEB-Package

sudo apt install ./zoom_amd64.deb

7. Check if the Client starts and closes properly

zoom &

8. Happy Zooming

Removal (will purge the depending packages too)

sudo apt autoremove zoom --purge

Side Note:

I had an old client which was removed properly during the install. So there is no need to remove it in the first place. But it wouldn't matter if you do, so no worries.

Of course is it possible to automate and schedule things with a nice script for goodness sake. Alternatives might be snap packages and flatpaks. But I am to old school. I stick with debs and rpms and old rotting repositories for now 😉

B. For Red Hat, Fedora, RHEL, Oracle Linux, Alma, Rocky, Centos like distros

1. Change to a Download directory

cd ~/Downloads

2. Get the new public signing key

wget -O package-signing-key.pub https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey?version=5-12-6

 3. Check the public signing key

gpg --show-keys package-signing-key.pub

4. Import the key

sudo rpm --import package-signing-key.pub

5. Get the latest, newest and upgraded Zoom RPM-Package

wget https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm

6. Install the Zoom RPM-Package

sudo dnf localinstall zoom_x86_64.rpm

7. Check if the Client starts and closes properly

zoom &

8. Happy Zooming

Removal (will purge the depending packages too)

sudo dnf erase zoom

C. For Snap package enthusiasts

Install the latest Zoom Client with snapd under Ubuntu 22.04 or Distribution who are supporting SNAP Packages

sudo snap install zoom-client

Upgrade Zoom Client (Snap Package)

sudo snap refresh zoom-client

Remove Zoom Client (Snap Package)

sudo snap remove zoom-client

No guarantees for the above commands. If you find typos or errors let me know. The above links might change too over time.