Has anyone else experienced this? 

In a meeting with multiple virtual and in-room attendees and participants, and using the interpretation feature  (English to Spanish).  After a few hours of normal operation, the Main and interpretation audio channel suddenly swapped (so Spanish was hearing English and vice versa) No settings or configurations were changed, it just did it by itself. After about 10-15 minutes it swapped back to normal. This happened multiple times over a 2 day,  all day long meeting

We have a Basic Licence Pro Account at the moment but would like to be able to run concurrent meetings with different hosts.  What is the difference in purchasing additional licences for the Pro Account or upgrading to the Zoom one business licence - will this give me the capability I am wanting?

I am on Windows 11 Home, Dell Inspiron 7506 2n1, wired to an external monitor with built-in speakers. I have been using Zoom successfully with this setup for roughly two years. 

In my last two meetings, one group and the other one-on-one, the audio has dropped out 20 minutes or more into the meeting. Other participants remain able to hear me, however, I cannot hear them. 

I have completed a pretty thorough search online, but have not found a solution. Any help as to how to prevent the audio dropping would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Hi, I'm the secretary of a non-profit and am hosting a board meeting at my home. Not all board members will be present so we created a Zoom meeting for those who can't make it. I use Fathom to transcribe the meetings. Our President hosts the meeting and sends out the invitations. When she logs in to begin the meeting, I've had a hard time logging in (separate account) to record the meeting. Is it because we're using multiple zoom accounts through the same wi-fi connection?