As the name suggests, I have been running into issues with using Zoom on Linux. I have tried it both on FedoraOS and Linux Mint and keep having the same issue where when I share my screen, it will be extremely laggy and when I check my system monitor, it shows a high amount of cpu usage. I have tried using Zoom through the browser and my cpu usage does seem to be more stable on that but on the desktop app it is nearly unusable. I am not sure if anyone has found a work around to this or has informed Zoom about this issue. I am using the latest Zoom version and it doesn't matter if I install it through Gnome or CLI. And I have tried it on multiple devices. One being a laptop with a Ryzen 7840u and my desktop with a Ryzen 9 5900x so I know my cpu shouldn't be bottle necking it.

In my work, I often need to send meeting invitations to individuals who are not necessarily registered as Zoom users. I have noticed that currently, Zoom requires the invitation to be linked to the user's account, which can be inconvenient in some situations.

I understand that Zoom allows scheduling multiple meetings simultaneously, which is a useful feature. However, this does not solve the main problem I am experiencing, as I need to send invitations regardless of whether the recipient is a registered Zoom user or not.

Therefore, I would like to know if there is any option in Zoom that allows sending invitations without necessarily being linked to the user's account. If there is any feature or setting that I may have overlooked, I would greatly appreciate your guidance on this matter.

Additionally, if this option is not currently available in Zoom, I would like to inquire whether you are considering adding this functionality in future updates of the platform.

I look forward to your response and appreciate your attention to this inquiry.

Hi,

I think my recording is a local one. I have the three options, open, convert, delete, when I click on the recorded meetings. When I click on convert I get the message Failed to Convert Recording Cannot find the files to convert. Please make sure the following files are in the recording folder, then convert your recording by double-clicking the file.

double_click_to_convert_01.zoom

double_click_to_convert_02.zoom

Then I can cancel or open destination folder. When I click open destination folder it opens the folder but then I get stuck. I can double click audio and I can hear it. I can double click on the zoom icon with the green check mark and I get the same failed to convert recording message again. The other icon I can click is  what looks like a white piece of paper with a corner folded over that says recording.conf with a red dot and white x on it. I have no idea where my video is. Can anyone help? Also, how can I hear the video but can't see it?

I have no idea w

I request a solution for the registration report for an upcoming meeting. I am a pro Zoom meeting user and have collected 50 registrations with some custom information that I need to build my agenda. Now I cannot generate the data I have collected for an upcoming meeting. What am I doing wrong? I can see the registration reports for my past test meetings.

Hello I have a question, 

I want to record my webinar but only me or shared screen with only my video. I don't want the other participants to appear in the recording. Also it’s interactive webinar so the participants may speak or ask questions but I want only their voice to be recorded and not their faces/video screen. Is it possible? And if so, what settings I have to put on? 

I’ve already tried different options but there were always other participant’s screen recorded. 

Thank you for your help!

When I share videos, the participants see a very choppy/freezing version. The audio and video are not synced. My upload/download service speeds seem to be ok. I have tried using downloaded vidoes as well as videos on Drive, YouTube and Vimeo. Any suggestions?

Thank you.