Zoom crashed as I was taking an exam and recording the video to submit. I have the video, but it shows my screen frozen in the middle. Is there any way to get the full video or at least prove that it crashed so my professor doesn't think I was cheating?

I successfully run Zoom sessions with Pro Tools MacOS to MacOS seeing and hearing each others computer utilizing each others audio interface and the ZoomAudioDevice driver in Pro Tools. I (as host) can also display and play my Pro Tools MacOS to a Pro Tools Windows user. What I can't get to work is me as Zoom host with Pro Tools MacOS and the client trying to play their Pro Tools Windows sound. The screen share does work but no audio. What am I missing or is it not possible? I make sure the Audio settings are the interface for each user and Share audio is selected.

I'm hosting a webinar and like the effect of slides as a virtual background, with me in front. I'm using PPT and there are lots of builds. When I try to practice, it turns the PPT into a PDF, which won't have builds. Anyone have a solution?

I used to record a class with the basic plan then pause the video before the 40 minutes were over and continue recording in the moment i joined the meeting again with my students and everything was saved in the same video in my laptop because i had the chance to "continue" recording.

Now after the meeting is over the video stops and ends saved on my laptop.

Is not available anymore or it is part of a paid plan?

MacBook Pro with M1 Pro CPU

MacOS: Sonoma 14.4.1

Zoom Version: 6.02

No matter what audio setting I use (and I've tried them all multiple times), it filters out sounds/tones that are not my voice. Easily duplicated when I test the microphone.  I'm using the built in microphone.

If I play the tones during a microphone test, the input level shows no sound is heard, but it shows my voice just fine.

If I use the web version of Zoom, it works fine and I cannot duplicate the problem. If I close Zoom and use

the Voice Memos app, it records all the sound it hears which is what I want (little or no filtering).

If I run the Windows version of Zoom in a Virtual Machine using Parallels, there is no problem either. It is only using the MacOS application.

The bug appears to be that filtering cannot be disabled anymore. I've been using Zoom on MacOS for over a year and this only recently became a problem about 3-4 weeks ago.

I've tried completely uninstalling Zoom, rebooting, reinstalling Zoom, but the problem is still there. I've even tried installing older versions of Zoom and nothing seems to resolve it. Very strange