I have meetings with people across 14 timezones.  We always schedule meetings with Eastern time, and everybody knows how to adjust for their timezone.  Now, the initial invite is still correct, but if I go to meetings, the meeting time is shown in my timezone, not the original.  This is OK for me, but if I copy and paste that invite, and send it to others, they get confused by my timezone.

Hey everyone!

When recording my online workshops via zoom, I want my participants to not be visible even if they speak, but only myself. I tried fixating myself and gallery view, but still, as soon as a participant says something, they are full-screen shown in the recording. How can I change that? All I found was to fixate myself, but that doesn´t do the job... Hoping for answers 🙂

Many thanks,
Emily

Am I the only one who thinks that the latest "improvements" to the Linux UI have made a dog's breakfast out of it?  I'm talking about the window when not in a meeting.

I used to be able to park it in a corner of my screen, and when I wanted one of the functions, I'd click on it and a window popped up, and life was good.  Now it takes at least twice the screen real estate, and when I open a function, it wants to hog my whole screen.  If I don't move it from the upper-right-hand corner of my screen, I can no longer even get back to home.

I think the previous window was optimal, and many of the recent "improvements" have only served to make it a royal PITA.

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I have been using zoom for my movement classes with music for the past four years and today after the updates I could not get my sound settings right. It seems I could not simultaneously use my speakers in the room AND have my zoom participants hear the music as usual. Normally, I would use the settings of 'external headphones' and then under SHARE, I would click advanced and share sound. Those two settings would make my mic and music work for both my zoom meeting and my students in the room with me. Has anyone experienced the new update mishaps with these old settings? I could really use some insight soon! Thanks

I'm confused about the invitation people receive for a recurring meeting; not being able to find any specific guidance in any tutorials. I'm going to offer a weekly coaching meeting for people who buy my online course. It will be an ongoing weekly meeting. So if I set it to recurring, and it asks for how many occurrences, if i put a lot in (like 52, as in ongoing) I'm really not crazy about them getting that long list of all the dates in the invite. That seems really confusing. And I don't understand the connection to the calendar; I set google calendar, and I see it appear in my my google calendar for the number of weeks I set the occurrences for. Does that go in the invitee's calendar also? I certainly would not want to cram up their calendar with all those. If I don't make it recurring, does that mean I would need to create a new meeting every week? I want to be able to have one link to send out when they purchase, have a password included with it , and be able to use that every week.