Hi, the Chat section in my Zoom app has changed its layout. Before, I had a sidebar on the left with contacts and channels, and on the right, there was a panel ready to view chats when I clicked on a contact. Now, the screen only shows contacts, and to see a chat, I have to double-click, which opens a new window. Is there a way to restore the old layout?

Is it possible to permanently turn off someone else's status message? This never used to be there, is this part of an update? I keep clicking the X to the right but the Status message keeps coming back. I don't want to see the status message as it is irrelevant as some people do not use it as status message. I have removed the status message in the screenshot below but it pops up in a grey banner at the bottom of the screen where the text I have put "some text here...." 

Hi,

Not sure if this is the right place for posting this query, if not then please guide whom should I approach?

I am trying to send notification messages to zoom channel using curl command.

I got the webhook url and secret token from zoom+gitlab integration setup

Hi all 🙂

I often record and share short instructional videos for my team.  When I post a video file, team members must download the file first before viewing.  This creates a no-so-efficient experience.  ☹️

Is there a way to share a video within a chat/channel so that it can be view directly without the need for download?  Perhaps this is already an option but a particular format is required for embedding?

Thanks in advance!  💯

When focussed in the chat line, i cannot press AltGr + U for the letter "ü" with the EurKey Layout.

Zoom overwrites the Hotkey, but it is not to be found in the settings to disable it.

When pressed outside of zoom or with another element in zoom focussed (chat window, search bar) 

the hotkey is working fine. Just when the chat input line is focussed, Zoom overwrites the windows keyboard layout.

I am looking at upgrading a PC that runs Zoom and currently supports three displays - #1 PC monitor, #2 2nd PC monitor and #3 HDMI output to TVs. The upgraded PC can  support 4 displays, hence I'm hoping to use #4 to display the output from Zoom to a separate TV string.

We are using the current PC to run hybrid-Zoom meetings whereby the main meeting runs using the existing three displays and the output of the Zoom meeting is as normal over the internet. However, we have two separate TVs that we'd like to be able to send the Zoom output to so that viewers in these rooms that cannot see the main platform at present will be able to do so.

My question is - can one output Zoom to a 2nd HDMI port? I sincerely hope so!