Hello,

I am Youngna from Movement Seoul and we’re providing art education programs online.

We are holding real-time video classes through ZOOM in order to connect students in Seoul to the instructors living in Paris currently.

Unfortunately we got a problem with setting the time for the class. The problem is that the meeting we scheduled has a wrong time setting. 

Just so you know, the time in Seoul is eight hours faster than in Paris.

We scheduled the meetings to have them start on the same day by calculating the time difference between Seoul and Paris.

Let’s say, the time we want to start the meeting is November 16th, 17:00 KST (set the time with API created in Seoul)

then the instructor in Paris would start it on November 16th, 09:00 GMT.

FYI the instructors’ API created in Paris, France.

However, the prearranged meeting has been set 8 hours later.

ex) 

Seoul: November 16th, 17:00 KST

Paris: November 17th, 09:00 GMT

We desire to have the class on the same day but since this error has occurred, we are struggling with it now. 

Is this because we calculate the time difference wrong or just the error on ZOOM?

Hello,

I have recently started encountering a problem that my zoom freezes when I start sharing my screen. I can continue with my presentation but the other people cannot see it. The only option is I have to close zoom app from task manager and then log in again.

I work on two different computers and have the same Zoom Account on each. I sometimes set a meeting on my PC and then transfer it to my LapTop that I use for Zoom meetings.  I do this by sending an email invitation that downloads to that computer and starting it from that email, or making a pdf of the invitation and using the pdf to open the session on my laptop. 

Is it typical for this to cause problems of invitees not being able to enter the meeting?  

I do this for expedience because I mainly work on my PC, which is stationery. My laptop is portable and creates a more attractive office view. 

This also may fail when I receive an invitation and transfer it to my laptop.

Is this unusual - or must I always invite and receive on the laptop?