Hi every one, 
I am preparing presentations for zoom meetings and wanted to ask if there's a way to view speaker notes while screen sharing slides. I know speaker notes are easy to use in tools like power point or google slides , but during zoom meetings it's not always clear how to keep notes visible without participants seeing them. 

I just started using my new ASUS computer which runs of Windows 11 and uses Realtek audio driver. I get no audio sound in Zoom. No other application has this problem. I did not have this problem on my old ASUS computer running on Windows 10, and also using Realtek audio driver. I have gone through all the troubleshooting procedures suggested by ASUS Support and also by Zoom. None of that helped to fix the problem.  Has anyone else encountered this? And have you been able to fix the problem?

Dear Zoom,

I'm running Zoom meetings on my iPad (12.9-inch 3rd generation iPad Pro, iPadOS 18.7.1). Even though I've got "Original sound for musicians" activated in my settings, my participants can't hear loud musical recordings played from a nearby speaker, even though they can hear my voice very clearly while I speak in the same room as the music.

This seems to be a new phenomenon because in past years they've been able to hear those recordings played out of the same speaker without issue. Can you help me solve this? I've tried looking for other settings to change within your iPad app, but the "Original sound for musicians" toggle switch is the only one I can find.

There are other threads on this forum dealing with similar problems, but Zoom's reps so far seem to be mostly offering solutions that would pertain to Zoom on a computer, not on an iPad. Can anyone help?

I have been using Zoom for 1 on 1 meetings with my students for the last 2 years on my all in 1 PC desktop. I do not have external speakers nor an external mic. There is no one else in my office so no other computers or speakers near me. I use the original sound for musicians and no noise cancelations since I need to make sure we both can hear softer sounds such as /k/ and /th/. Everything has been smooth up until a few weeks ago when my voice started echoing like crazy. My students can't hear it on their end, and they don't echo, only I do ( on my computer only). I have updated drivers, used head phones, played around with mic and speaker volume , as well as played around with some of the zoom sound options... nothing has helped....... any suggestions?

I have wired headphones connected to my laptop with Windows 11. All my audio comes through the headphones except for Zoom. Things I have tried:

Making sure my Zoom audio output is configured to work with the headphones

Making sure that the Windows audio settings are correct

Making sure that the individual application (Zoom) is configured to send its audio output to the headphones

But nothing works! What else should I try?

We had the same plan last year, No problem. A participant in Oregon got on using dial up.  In the process of cancelling, and then resigning up, she cannot connect. We purchased thru Apple. I have the $149. plan but find there is no live help. I have researched, submitted a ticket with no response and do not know what to tell this participant. I am not a wizard. Can anyone help? Thanks a million in advance. Our meetings are Tuesday night. weekly