I am having a problem with the microphone suddenly not working on a Zoom call, it used to work fine now it doesn’t. I’ve completed all the trouble-shooting tasks that Zoom suggest, and it works if I do a test, and it also work on other applications, so I know it’s not my device (IPad pro)  but its still not working. I can use headphones to use the microphone, but I don’t want to use headphones all the time. Can anyone help?

Greetings! When joining a meeting, Zoom will not allow me to use my default microphone. It automatically wants me to use my computer audio. I have checked all settings in the "Audio" section, and everything seems to work fine. I even ran the audio check, and I got the message that everything was working correctly. Regardless, Zoom only allows me to use my computer audio and not my default microphone. I have tried every single thing: checking Microsoft audio settings, uninstalling and reinstalling Zoom, etc. Noh

I have a portion from an interview I need to include in my 2 minute clip. The interview was done via zoom but was not saved. I emailed clip to a friend and can access it that way, but not sure how to save back to my zoom file, edit it and use the edited portion in the clip. 

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I'm running a big and important meeting next week that will require me to do some things on Zoom that I haven't done before, so I set up a dry-run this afternoon.  I set up a meeting with the same set-up as the big meeting next week and surrounded myself with my iPhone (which will be used for hosting), and then a Windows 11 desktop, a Windows 11 laptop, and an iPad, which would stand in for people joining the meeting.  I used the Zoom-generated passcode for the meeting and sent myself an email with the link to the meeting.  To my surprise, when I clicked the link from the desktop, laptop, and iPad, it requested that the meeting passcode be entered before it allowed me to join the meeting.  I confirmed that in my settings, the "Embed passcode in invite link for one-click join" is turned on, so I'm baffled as to why that happened, but I'm willing to assume that it was some sort of user error.

Here's the question:  I need to know whether the link for next week's meeting (which has already been sent out) is going to create a similar issue.  One way to check is to start next week's meeting now, and see what happens, and then I can leave the meeting, hopefully comfortable that the passcode won't be requested.  If I start the meeting today, and end it today, will the link for next week remain valid, or will the meeting be treated as ended, and thus not valid any longer?  Any other way for me to know for certain if that link will require people to put in the passcode?