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I setup a raspberry Pi camera that has a camera. I can stream a live video within the network by entering web address: http://192.168.1.139:8081 in a browser, e.g., google chrome or safari. I want to make use this streaming in Zoom. So instead of setting Zoom video to a video device, I want to set Zoom video to a streaming address. How do I do this?
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Hello Zoom Community, I have developed a bot that extracts video from each participant in a Zoom meeting using the Linux SDK. For each participant, the bot creates a new renderer and processes frames in the onRawDataFrameReceived callback. This setup performs well in meetings with 4-5 participants, where I successfully receive and process video data at a resolution of 360p for each participant. However, issues arise as the number of participants increases. Specifically, in larger meetings, onRawDataFrameReceived sometimes does not receive data consistently for all participants, and occasionally the data for certain participants is missing entirely. I am seeking insights into the limitations of Zoom's video processing capabilities, especially related to the Linux SDK: Any guidance or advice on how to manage these challenges and ensure stable performance across meetings of any size would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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I am not a paid subscriber.
My question is as follows:
Why are people from the PRC who formerly joined my meetings, now unable to connect?
Their inability to connect began after March 31st, following my most recent upgrade to the version listed below.
Version 5.14.2 (14578)
I understand that there is no incentive for Zoom to fix this problem for free users.
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I started using the new beta feature to show a PowerPoint as a virtual background. In this situation my camera window shows up in the front of the PowerPoint. Million dollar question: Can I put a second person in front of the PowerPoint with me?
We have 6 devices in our office using ZoomRooms + calendar integration. A couple of weeks a go we had the following error on our devices : "the calendar credentials are either expired or invalid" After having this error resolved 4 out of 6 devices are working again but on two devices the error changed into: "the calendar permission configuration is incorrect" We are unable to fix it, can anyone advise? We already have forced a re-sync of the calendar services from the Zoom account.
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Hello,
I am a language teacher and I am planning to organise 'a webinar-style' and a 'live stream' as well.
The reason I said 'style' is my subscription plan will be 'pro', not 'video webinars'
I will pin (spotlight?) myself and mute all students' audio. ( ← Q1. I can call this 'a webinar', right...?)
When I want my students to answer the questions, some people need time to think longer. If it is a webinar, they need to listen to the answer before they figure it out. If they will attend a live stream, they can pause to think and play again when they are ready to know the answer. (Q2. Seeing live stream on zoom platform, is there a play button like Youtube so that they can pause?)
So I am considering to organise a webinar and a live stream at once so that students can select which suit them well.
(Q3. Do you think this is a good idea?)
Q4. I know I can embed a meeting but am I also able to embed a live stream too?
It will be appreciated if you kindly let me know your opinion or advice.
Thank you very much,
Miki
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Whenever I start recording, there is no recording happening but just this dialog box appears, how do I resolve this?
