Detecting Meeting Attendees Recording a Meeting
Will adding an audio watermark reveal any attendee recording a meeting
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Will adding an audio watermark reveal any attendee recording a meeting
Hello, I have an ASUS Chromebook CX1 14 inch. Zoom will only display videos at standard definition. I have gone into settings and turned on HD video, but it still shows only in SD. I have tried Skype and Google Meet and I have no problem getting HD video with these programs. So, how can I fix this?
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I my recurring meetings are not expired. I created a new meeting and sent out the invite, but I have ZERO meetings, recurring or one-off, that are listed in my Meetings tab. I am the host in all meetings. I cannot see what meetings I have coming up, nor can I see the meeting invitation link. Any ideas?
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Hello everyone. Instructions on how to screen share a locally stored video can be found in the link below. Please let me know if there is a better way. zoom support link Sorry if there are any mistakes as it is a machine translation😅
When playing a video, the window size is small. Is it possible to set the default setting to display this in full screen on the second display?
https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0064733
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I am trying to set up auto record to local computer and, although the recording starts with the meeting automatically, it records to the cloud. I have check the forums and docs and believe I have the recording settings set up correctly. I have attached a screen shot of my settings. Please advise, I need to record automatically and ONLY to the local computer. Thank you
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I've been experiencing so much lag on Zoom that I can't even use it on my mac. I have a late 2015 iMac that cannot be upgraded beyond Monterey 12.7.3. Is it possible that my operating system is what's causing this? If so, how can I find out which earlier version of Zoom is supported by my OS, and is there a way to download that version? Yes, my internet is fast - I have a macbook and it works fine on there. It also works fine in the browser, however the browser doesn't give me access to all the same features as the app. I have completely wiped the computer and reinstalled everything from scratch, and zoom still lags. Doesn't matter if zoom is the only app running or if I have 5 other apps running, it still lags all the same.
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The Zoom desktop app won't open at all on desktop with Windows 10. "Launch Meeting" won't open the app and I am unable to open the app from the start menu. No error message just completely non-responsive. Things I have done: I'm running out of ideas. Is there something I'm missing?
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Linux Mint (latest version) Zoom (latest version) is installed. How can standalone background images be added?
The existing background images can be selected and work without problems.
Via the button "plus" (see picture) this unfortunately does not work under Linux.
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I have two meetings I join regularly. Each is setup in my browser as a bookmark including a coded password so I can join the meetings with a simple click. The browser invokes the Zoom application and the meetings should start. But only one of them starts properly. Meeting A shows a video preview before I join, the starts with video and audio enabled and everything works as expected. Meeting B did that until about two weeks ago. Now meeting B does not show a video preview, only a black box. When started, both audio and video are disabled and cannot be enabled. I can see and hear others but all they see for me is a blank box. When I try to unmute, I get a message, "The host is not allowing participates to unmute themselves." But the host has not done that. If he tries to manually unmute me, I get a popup asking for my agreement, but when I agree, nothing happens. If I try to enable video, there is no response. Since this works properly for meeting A, I presume there is something unique about meeting B, not something wrong with my installation, but I can't guess what that could be. Meeting B works properly for all other participants. Can anyone suggest what could be wrong? My system is running Fedora Linux 39, fully updated, and Zoom 5.17.5. I've also tried downgrading to Zoom 5.17.1 without any change in behavior. Starting directly from the Zoom app instead of using a browser link doesn't change anything. I've also tried running with both X11 and Wayland environments.
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