During a zoom meeting I would like to break my team into smaller groups, but allow those smaller groups to still see in their screen view each breakout group, similar to how the meeting host is able to.  Then to have the ability for the host to present question corporately to each breakout group.  Is this possible?

The playback of Silmulive videos is pretty bad.  The video and audio are barely off, and it seems like it is playing the video at 15fps.

I tested this many time and in many different ways and on many different devices.  Still, the same.

Then I went live and played the video in a live webinar.  No problems. It worked perfectly.

It's just the Simulive.  

I assume, since this is a production-worthy feature of Zoom, that it had to be working at one point or it's just not working for me or...?

I took an 11 second video of it to show what is happening:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1N3z9YrlGU8JoHLmR74WEDOwsezg2pXtw/view?usp=share_link

I'd love any help to make this right.  Thanks.

Hi,

I wonder if anyone can help. When I'm in a meeting everything is being audio-described to me out loud (chat messages, people arriving and leaving etc) which I think means my 'screen reader' settings are on and I don't want them to be.

However, when I'm trying to find how to turn them off it seems to be in the 'accessibility' tab. I can't find one of these, and my settings menu on zoom open in my browser looks different to the examples I've seen online, with no accessibility tab.

I've tried to download the latest version thinking I may be working off an old version but the hasn't helped. I'm using a MacBook and opening zoom through safari. 

Any ideas on how I might find the accessibility tab and stop the audio description?!

Many thanks

While working with the analytics api, specifically this route:

https://api.zoom.us/v2/meetings/98758795306/recordings/analytics_details?type=by_view

https://developers.zoom.us/docs/api/rest/reference/zoom-api/methods/#operation/analytics_details  (Documentation)

Observed Behavior:

• If a user watches for 60 to 119 seconds, the API reports 59 seconds instead of the actual duration.
• If a user watches for 5 minutes 32 seconds (332 seconds), the API reports 299 seconds (4 minutes 59 seconds) instead of the full duration.

  
  The reported viewing duration is consistently truncated, potentially affecting analytics accuracy. I am wondering if this is by design, or if there is a way to get more accurate readings for meeting recording duration analytics.

Over the last 12 hours, I have received emails from two different colleagues, inviting me to their Zoom meeting as an alternative host.

They have since informed me that on setting up the meeting, a lot of other staff members automatically popped up as alternative hosts.

Has anyone experienced this before? I understand how to manually add/remove alternative host emails from a meeting, but I don't understand why it is auto populating seemingly random colleague emails in, on set up of the meeting.

Thank you!

When I try to start zoom, a white box appears (presumably a broken version of the main menu) then the "Zoom unexpectedly quit" screen shows up.
Zoom was working normally for me until this weekend.
I have tried using CleanZoom to remove zoom completely and reinstall it to no avail.

I'm using an Acer aspire A515-54 series laptop.
My laptop is up to date on windows updates and driver updates
I don't have Powertoys installed
I was messing around with OBS the week before though...

Any ideas on how to solve this issue?