I use an Insta360 Link 2C camera, and whenever I join a Zoom meeting, my video appears briefly (about 1 second) before the image disappears, even though the camera light indicates it's still active. I’ve updated to the latest camera driver and Zoom version, and I've tried various troubleshooting steps, including checking camera privacy settings, reinstalling Zoom, and switching USB ports. The camera works perfectly in other applications, so this seems specific to Zoom. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated, as this issue is very frustrating.

has anyone had an issue when teaching having static music., I don't hear it but the members doing live zoom do. I currently use apple air buds. Plus when I listen to the recording I hear the static music sound , last about 15 or 20 seconds. very random. looking for help

Hi, 

In the past few weeks, within the first 5 mins of most Zoom sessions I'm hosting, the connection cuts out (despite both my own and my clients' internet connection being totally fine). Initially it just glitches and the video freezes, and then connection is lost. I've taken to exiting the session and re-starting it, and am asked if I want to 'reclaim host', which I do. Then there are two of 'me' (as in, one with just my name and video off) in the space with my client for a few mins, until the other 'me' disappears. Has anyone else experienced this / has a solution? It's quite disruptive to sessions!
Thanks, 

Beth 

Hi,

I was unable to assign a co-host when generating the zoom meeting.

Checking my settings, and found that Under 'In Meetings(Basic)' -- 'Co-host' is disabled. It shows 'locked by admin' (pasted below).

Meeting > In Meeting (Basic)

How can I unlock it and enable to function?

Thanks!

We manage a coworking space and our members have reported issues when trying to use Zoom in our office. Their calls lag by a few seconds, cut in and out and become impossible to host. Could the issue be that multiple users are trying to host calls at the same time from the same IP address? Thanks!

Hello,
when I host a Zoom meeting and start a screen share, the participants always see a black bar at the top. This is the zoom bar for me. Even if a pop-up window appears that another participant wants to join the meeting, the other participants see this as a black box. I've attached an image as an example. I've already looked through all the settings, updated the Zoom client, but I just can't get this to go away. I work on Windows 10 Pro. Can someone help or give a tip here? Thanks!

Like the subject says. 

Without the native window frame I can't access window manager controls like "this window visible on all workspaces".  Once upon a time Chrome did this, too, but allowed the native window frame to be enabled via Settings. I can't find any such in Zoom settings.

Any workarounds?