I will give you the rundown of what I have right now:

• Intel Xeon X5650 at 2.66GHz with Dual 6-core CPUs (2010)
• Palit Dual OC GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (4GB of VRAM)
• 32GB DDR3 at 1066MHz
• 110GB SSD (counting on Windows, not on label)
• 1.8TB HDD (same thing)
• Windows 11 21H1 (modified reg to install)
• Zoom Version 5.17.10 (33775)

Here's the report:

77 crashes dating back to October 15, 2023

Closing MSI Afterburner and Rivatuner... works...

Reinstalling Zoom doesn't

Zoom not responding... like the company itself.

Anyone having this problem, feel free to tell* Zoom about it and tell** them to fix it

(*) roast
(**) threaten

Thanks!

I have Zoom enabled for Outlook Web.  

Whether I use the option to always add a Zoom meeting to event invites or if I manually add a Zoom meeting to an event invite - 

Zoom always creates a "[Draft]" onto my calendar - even if I discard the creation of the invite.  To the Zoom client, it looks like a 'real' meeting and it triggers notifications, links, etc.

How do I prevent Zoom from creating a "[Draft]" meeting placeholder and only have a Zoom created if the Outlook Web Calendar event is actually saved?  

Preciso assistir minhas aulas de ioga por meio de reuniões no aplicativo Zoom usando fones de ouvido bluetooth i11. No entanto, os fones de ouvido funcionam perfeitamente para os aplicativos Spotify e Youtube, mas no aplicativo Zoom o som não sai dos meus fones de ouvido, mas dos alto-falantes do próprio tablet Samsung. Como resolver este problema?

If I accept someone else's zoom meeting, unless it is on my calendar, I can't get any information on the meeting: length of time, who connected with, etc.  For billing clients this is a real nightmare.  

If someone outside my network calls from their Zoom phone can converts the call to a meeting or invites me via phone call, I don't have a record of it in my meetings or in my phone calls.  

Is there a tool anyone is using that tracks this?

I have zoom phone and Zoom meetings.  Device: Zoom client on Windows 11 PC

Thanks,

Super Frustrated

I have always been under the impression that the Host view and language setting is what the Cloud recording captures for whatever account login is used for the Host but it seems I may be mistaken. In my most recent session, my cloud recording  audio was English and my slide view (with me as host sharing English) recorded as Spanish. Here was my setup:

I broadcast using 3 separate computers and have separate assistants login on different accounts as Participants with corresponding slides and languages. Students (Participants) then choose their appropriate view and language:

A) Me = Host = English Slides, my Host screen is shared, Interpretation in English

B) Assistant 1 on remote computer, Participant Mode, (records locally)= shares Spanish deck, screen views in Spanish View, Spanish Interpretation Channel Audio

C) Assistant 2 on remote computer, Participant Mode, (records locally)= Shares Portuguese Slides, Portuguese View, Active Speaker View, Portuguese Interpretation Channel.

Can anyone spot the error? My account cloud recording came back as the correct active speaker spotlight BUT the Spanish view and English audio (so I had to edit 90 mins of view and lost my active speaker view). I cannot see any where in my meeting controls where I could have broadcast a different screen view when I was viewing my own English slides and the participants never called out I was displaying the wrong slides. Totally perplexed!

Secondly, I always try to initiate the cloud recording first (since it is my master recording to share) before I allow any local recorders to initiate. Is the cloud recording the "master" or do any local recordings trump it in the account recording file? Or, if anyone else in the org uses the same account login, would that affect it?

I need to sort this and make it a SOP for our team manual...and we may be adding a 4th language/view soon! Thanks for any advice!