Greetings Zoom Community,

I hope you're all doing well. I've been facing a persistent issue with poor audio quality during my class meetings on my Ryzen gaming laptop and am reaching out to seek advice and solutions from this knowledgeable community.

Issue Description:

During Zoom meetings for my classes, I've noticed that the audio quality is not up to the mark. It often includes distortions, echoes, and occasional drops in sound, making it challenging to follow the discussions effectively. As a student, this is becoming a significant hindrance to my virtual learning experience.

Questions to the Community:

Similar Experiences: Has anyone else using a Ryzen gaming laptop encountered poor audio quality issues during Zoom meetings? If so, how have you addressed or mitigated these problems?

Optimization Tips: Are there specific settings or configurations on a Ryzen laptop that can be adjusted to enhance audio quality during virtual meetings? Any tips for optimizing the audio for better clarity?

External Accessories: Have you found success in using external audio accessories, such as headphones or microphones, to improve audio quality on a Ryzen gaming laptop during Zoom sessions?

Software Updates: Have you checked for the latest audio driver updates or system updates for your Ryzen laptop? Sometimes, a simple software update can resolve audio-related issues.

Troubleshooting Steps: What troubleshooting steps would you recommend to identify and address poor audio quality issues specifically related to Zoom on a Ryzen gaming laptop?

Your insights and recommendations will be immensely valuable in helping me resolve this issue and ensuring a smoother virtual learning experience. Thank you in advance for your assistance!

susanconner

Hello, We have a Zoom meeting that is already scheduled and has about 50 registrants. I'd like to extend the time of that Zoom meeting from 1.5 hours to 2 hours. Is that possible or will it cause problems for current registrants (e.g. invalidating their registration link?)

Thank you,

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