I recorded three interviews on the 8th, 22nd and 23rd of June. I use a free account. I can see these in the local recordings section. They were recorded on the laptop i wish to access them on. When i tap the button on the right to open, they do not open. There is no error message or no reason why I cannot access these. The chat bot has been zero help. 

I need to get access asap and would greatly appreciate anyone's assistance. 

Thanks,

Jack 

Just to update on this - the very last thing I tried fixied the issue. It was the USB port that the camera was plugged into. I don't know why this occurred, maybe something got knocked - I haven't a clue 🙄 but suffice to say using a different port for the camera fixed the issue.

Hi,

Dreadful flickering has started in the past two days. I have tried the solutions as recommended in the thread Solved: Re: Camera flickering - Zoom Community  however, it doesn't work for me.

1. I've checked my camera on other platforms and it is fine;
2. I use Win version 10.0.22621 (Win11)
3. I've checked for driver updates too and all good there.
4. I joined a meeting via the cloud platform thinking it might just be the desktop app. Still flickering.
5. I uninstalled the app and reinstalled, meaning I'm on the latest version. Still flickering.
6. I use a LOGI HD1080p

Could Zoom please do something about this. It is awful having to deliver training when my students can't even see me.

Update:

Since installing the latest version, zoom now freezes and is unresponsive. 

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