Firstly, does anyone from Zoom actually read these and address the issues raised?

In particular, for us people who are actually can't afford it who save up for a computer from WalMart for our meetings- job interviews, medical appointments, support activities.  Then this Chromebrook which was perfectly working now isn't working because of low connectivity and it's not on my end.  I believe it's some kind of upgrade from zoom.

FYI, I have worked all my life, and am now disabled.  I have been waiting on SSDI for over two years.  So this sucks.

Thanks, Zoom.  You've let a lot of us down.

Hi all! 

I've been really struggling with sound distortion during video calls for a while now. Every time I connect to my Airpods, both old gen 2 and brand new Airpod Pro, my mic works horribly. I have tested headphones through other apps - they work fine. Checked my mic test in Zoom, the only way I can get a normal sound is through my Macbook Pro mic, which is super annoying as I work from a co-working space.

Please someone help, I have tried everything I could possibly think of!

Thanks!

I am the regular host of Zoom meetings. Last meeting the account owner/admin logged on. This appeared to immediately remove my host access,  as suddenly I lost my tools and my video or audio options, and the toolbar on the shared screen vanished. I could not recover them.

I had to end the meeting for all and start the meeting again. Everything was then okay. Has anyone experienced this? 

If an admin or account owner logs on, can this override the host of that meeting?

Is there a personal setting an admin/account owner needs to make before joining a meeting to prevent this?

I would appreciate any thoughts or help anyone can give me.

I have a question regarding live transcription(closed caption) function, am using the latest zoom version on Windows.

Is the live transcription related data, e.g. audio signal for transcription, stored or "flowing through" zoom's server?

Or is it all done in the local client's side?

State government schools in my area typically cannot connect to my Zoom meetings because they advise Zoom is not authorised on their network.  The Chief Information Security Officer for the government advised that, "The department supports meetings hosted externally to the department, however, the host must be Australian-based and using the Australia Zoom cluster services, as a paid Zoom customer."

I am an Australian user paying for the Zoom service, however I'm unsure what is meant by "using the Australia Zoom cluster services".  What does that mean? How do I know if I'm using that service or not?

Thanks folks

Hi,

I'm trying to configure a specific recurrent meeting with a different setting for screen sharing from default setting of my account.

Is this possible?

I would like by default to allow only host to share screen. This is setting is set in my account meeting configuration. But in a concrete recurrent meeting, I want to allow that any user can share the screen, even If I am not inside the meeting to change this setting.

As far as I see, this is not possible, but maybe I'm missing some way to do it.

Thanks.

Hi, 

We use a group work email account to log into Zoom as it is used by various teams, however when our CEO uses it he wants to use the transcript facility but these notes would need to go to his individual email as it's not appropriate for anyone else to see, does any one know if that is possible?

Thanks