This has happened on 2 separate occasions. I have a room setup with separate mixer and mics, audio interface etc.  video camera and playback devices through a video switcher and sound reinforcement in the room. Everything sounds great except twice, the outgoing audio has become distorted to the zoom participants. The audio signal path is clean from mic to audio interface. Since I don't monitor the actual zoom audio, I never know this is happening until people start complaining that it is distorted.  To remedy the problem, I have to leave the meeting and rejoin.

Hi,

I have been so frustrated! I uploaded some new images into my Zoom settings and changed my background image to a new one. The problem is that even after making this change, the old image is still the one showing up in my background. 

Why is this happening? I made the change, why is my change not taking effect, but holding on to the old image?

I tried going back into my settings multiple times to make sure I clicked on the new image I wanted, but it is not registering the change whenever I go to a Zoom meeting.

I hope someone can help me with this, because I don't know what else to do! This seems like a simple enough change to make, yet it is not working.

I am running the latest version of Zoom (5.10.6) on Ubuntu 18.04 and as of this morning Zoom is no longer able to view

my camera output (Logitech C525).  Other applications are able to view the camera output but not Zoom.

When I select my C525 camera for video the screen is black.   I have uninstalled and reinstalled the application multiple times. 

Are device permissions stored under /opt/zoom for things like cameras? 

Thanks!

Many users like us have conference room set ups with the camera located below TV.  During a presentation when the screen or slides are being shared, everyone is now looking up to the top of the screen, the farthest possible from the camera, to see and converse with other meeting participants.  

Please add a View Option that locates participants to bottom of the ZOOM presentation.  This seems very simple to implement and add to other View options menu that exists today.

Side note--I realize you can drag and drop the window with participant camera view to wherever needed, including bottom of the screen.  But this method overlays the participants on top of the presentation being shared and causes other issues.  A simple View option as described above is much cleaner.

I have noticed recently that some of the meetings I have scheduled are now appearing twice (in one case three times).  The 'extra' meetings have a different meeting ID/Zoom link than the original meeting, and individual users have been invited to these 'extra' meetings (I don't ever invite people to a meeting via the Zoom app).

I also recently added a 'Save the Date' for an in-person conference to my calendar, and that, too, is now showing up in my Zoom meetings (even though it is not a Zoom meeting). Once again, individual users are showing up in this meeting in Zoom (it looks like the same people who accepted the calendar invite I sent via Outlook).

Any idea what might be going on? I can't seem to find an answer. I didn't do anything to update/change settings between my Outlook calendar and my Zoom account and now I have all these extra meetings showing up...

I was on a Zoom meeting earlier today which appeared to be hacked.

This did not appear to simply be a troll or other bad actor in the room. The video for multiple attendees changed to unwanted images and everyone's audio was overridden whether they were muted or not.

So my Japanese is not fluent, but I have many different Zoom meeting in Japanese every day. I would like to be able to have the live Captions translated into English, or using AI to translate voice. Is anyone here aware of any solutions to this? The Zoom translated captions require the Host to enable them, so that is out - I can not convince a 100 managers to enable it. It should be something I do as a client, even if I have to pay.

Obviously I can use my phone, "Microsoft Translator" and have it translate live, but that isn't great in a headphone only situation. I can probably cook something up with a pseudo audio device and pipe into other software...

But it seems this would be one of the first things you would want with Zoom?

Hello, we work in Turkey and most of our meeting are in Turkish. We have new foreigner colleague. He needs to simultaneous translation of the meetings. When he manually opens translation to English, it really does not work. Subtitle of the Turkish version works well but it does not translate into English good. How can we solve this problem? Do we need to do something else or do you have any other suggestions to make him understand simultaneously?