We are running a Zoom Room using NDI camera inputs. This does let the room control the cameras through the normal interface, but the cameras move too fast. To use the controls effectively you have to sort of tap each direction in as small an increment as you can manage. I can limit the movement speed of the camera itself, but that doesn't translate to the room controls. If I use the web interface of the camera the controls are affected by the speed settings, but zoom seems to override or ignore them. I cannot find any settings to change in the zoom room or NDI tools to try and get the camera to slow down. I'm hoping I missed something or that maybe a configuration file I am unaware of can be altered. The room is running the most up to date versions of zoom software (as of the date of this posting) and the camera is an Aver TR313V2.

Hi Community, 

We have a Cisco Room Kit with Room OS and having a lot of trouble getting the Zoom Connector API to function.

We have the required CRC license, API downloaded and installed and appears connected to the correct Cisco device IP but when we join an external Zoom meeting, it still requires a pairing code to be inputted, due to the host not having a CRC license) which to my understanding, the Room API Connector is meant to accommodate. 

Your help is greatly appreciated to anyone that can assist.

Regards

I have created a zoom account paid subscription and bought an API room connector and associated it with a webex board.  If the zoom account I created for this, creates a meeting and I invite the webex board through our O365 resource calendar, it works perfect and has one touch.

If a zoom account without a connector sends an invite, it first won't have the SIP info and the meeting will just show as a meeting.  I then have to go to the button I created for zoom and manually join.  But I get the error that the meeting host doesn't have a CRC room connector.  Now I then get a code on the screen and I can do the whole login, enter the code, etc and get it to work, but that is a PITA.  I read then that we can automate that with the API connector and use our connector and join as an attendee.  However, that is where I am stuck, how do I get that to work.  I am not finding good documentation..

Also, why does zoom make it more difficult to join a zoom meeting with a webex kit?  Teams and google meets just join right up nothing else we have to do and no additional costs...

Anyway, if anyone has done this so they can use a webex kit to join a zoom meeting automatically where the host doesn't have a CRC Room Connector, and has any advice for me, I would greatly appreciate it.

Hi all,

I’m having ongoing issues setting up a Logitech TAP Scheduler as a Scheduling Display only — no meetings, no Mac/PC — just to show room bookings from a connected Google Calendar.

Here's what I’ve done so far:

-I connected my Google Calendar via Zoom’s Calendar Integration (already visible and synced in the portal).

-I created a Zoom Room for Shared Spaces.

-I linked the room to the calendar account.

-I generated an Activation Code under the Room's Device section.

-I entered the activation code into the TAP Scheduler.

However, even after doing all this, the TAP Scheduler still says:

"To use the tablet, make sure the room’s computing device (Mac or PC) is signed into Zoom Rooms."

I don't want or need a Mac/PC connected — I just want it to operate as a calendar display for room scheduling.

Things I also tried:

-Factory reset the TAP Scheduler multiple times.

-Deleted and recreated the Zoom Room.

Is there anything else I might be missing?
Has anyone else successfully set up a TAP Scheduler as Scheduling Display only without connecting a computer?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

My room calendar is confirmed synced and it's confirmed that my account is unaffected by EWS (uses EWS but is full delegate access) but I'm not able to get the calendar to sync to the room logi controller.  

I'm at a loss as to how to restore the convenience of the calendar being available in the room and any help would be sincerely appreciated.

This article has been followed and implemented - Zoom Room Office 365: https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0063474

This article has been followed and confirmed not affected - EWS migration: https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0077079&optimizely_user_id=62d9a49ca30341ce974806a32f6476d1

Over two years, I have recorded 200 podcasts. using Zoom Workplace on an Imac with a Zoom electronic corp Live Trak L8 audio console.  Suddenly, this week Zoom Workplace no longer recognizes my Live Trak L8.  

I had an only chat with a customer support agent who said he had no solution.  Then the next day I got an email from Zoom workplace customer support saying the Zoom Live Trak L8 is no longer compatible with Zoom Workplace.

I asked on about 5 Facebook podcast groups if anyone else had this issue.   Nobody seems to have this issue.  I'm wondering why, suddently, Zoom would drop the Live Trak L8 when there are a bazillion of them hooked up.

Plus, I just signed up for Zoom Workplace pro for a year at $159.  If i can no longer use Zoom, I wasted my money.

Good evening, everyone.

I'm going thru a problem here and you might be abble to help.

I'm co-host a bunch of regular meetings at my work. It was set-up by another person, on their bussiness account, but I co-host them.

Something like two months ago they all desapeared from my windows app and from my web browser. Nevertheless, I'm abble to access them if I imput the link or the room ID and password.

What can I do to have them back at my windows app?