Hi,

I've been trying to use the Zoom desktop client on Linux but I've been unable to get the "Schedule a Meeting" functionality to work.  When I click on "Schedule" from the main screen, a new window open but it is completely blank and non-responsive.  I can't close it and it stays open even when I close the main app screen.  Ultimately, I have to kill it from the System Monitor.  I've tried this on multiple distributions (e.g. Ubuntu 22.04.3, Zorin OS 17, PoP!OS) and they all do the exact same thing.   Is this an Ubuntu issue (I realize these are all based on Ubuntu)?  I haven't tried it yet with Fedora but was curious if anyone else had seen this problem.

Thanks!

I record a podcast using Zoom and the past few meetings I have full audio and video on screen, but once the files are rendered on my computer, the video file shows me in the beginning (then I pause recording while waiting for the guest) and then there's no video. Thought, well I just won't pause the recording, but that didn't work either. The last episode I recorded, neither I or my guest show on the video (we did on screen) BUT when she shared her screen, THAT shows up on the video. 

Support suggested unnstalling/reinstalling but that didn't work either. I'm there in the beginning, nothing but audio for the entire meeting, except for a few seconds where I pop back in. My guest isn't there at all except for audio. 

At this point I'm either going to have to get this solved in the next few hours or postpone the next recording. Having to discuss via email is painfully slow and the holiday didn't help.  This is such a strange problem, I don't know what else to try.

I recorded a Zoom Conversation in August for a very import work project.  I have since recorded 13 conversations and this is the only one missing. When I click on the link for my recordings on my Mac it takes me to a blank file no recording. Does Zoom download the recordings somewhere else on my Mac?

 This information is crucial.  Please advise.

Thank you

Hey,

I have this issue that when i create a Google Calendar meeting with zoom invitation, and when i copy zoom link to next meeting in Google Calendar, ZOOM is automatically changing ownership of the original zoom and link it to the second created meeting.  Steps:

1. create google meeting with zoom (let's call it meeting ABC)
2. check in zoom settings-section meetings, that the meeting is existing (it should)
3. create new meeting in google calendar (XYZ) and add zoom link from point 1 (from meeting ABC)
4. check what will happened in zoom settings in section meetings - how the ownership for zoom meeting is changing from meeting in step 1 (ABC) to meeting in step 3 (XYZ) and shows in ZOOM app and also in zoom meetings that the link originally created in meeting ABC is now owned by meeting XYZ. 

if i for instance cancel meeting XYZ, it will cancel also the zoom link, so the originally created link under ABC wont work 😕 

can You fix it? 

Hello everyone,
I need to create links for recurring meetings that include not only the meeting ID and password but also the organizer's user account. This way, I can provide them to my teachers so they can start the meetings using the correct user account.

Thank you in advance for your response!

Please add an option to disable the 'You are muted while recording' notification when a user is intentionally recording with their microphone muted. As a frequent Zoom recorder, this repetitive alert is unnecessary and disruptive, especially when I am aware of my mute status and choose to record without audio.

Last week, Zoom updated our system to Workplace without any warning on both my and my wife's PC.  Now, no matter what we try we can no longer get either of the PC''s audio and Visual to work.  On audio we complete the test and we get sound but ZOOM immediate say's the "Fails to detect microphone".  My mircophone  and Video works if we you use other communication programs.