Hi everyone,

I have a Zoom Concurrent Plus License and I'm scheduling up to 20 meetings at the same time, each in a different room. I’ve assigned alternative hosts to each meeting so they can start them independently.

If those alternative hosts log in and start the meetings with cloud recording enabled, will all 20 recordings be saved under my Zoom account? Or will they be stored under each alternative host’s account instead?

Would love to hear from anyone who’s dealt with this setup or knows how Zoom handles recording ownership in this scenario. Thanks!

We're having trouble with a Win 11 PC running the latest Zoom Desktop Client connecting. It sometimes works, so I think that rules out a big miss with a firewall, etc, but who knows... Usually it fails to connect, whether with an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi. However, if I connect to my phone's Wi-Fi hot spot, it consistently works. From the same PC, connected again to the home network, the Web App from Firefox consistently works.

I've checked the Windows Firewall, the ATT router (BGW320-500), reset the PCs network, ... everything but a hammer. If it never connected I would look again at all of the firewall settings, but occasionally it does work. Help!

Hi, 

 I am getting error "End-to-end encrypted meetings are not supported on the browser at the moment" from Zoom app dowloaded from Play and also when trying to connect from browser. From Android phone I can connect to zoom meeting.
What is the problem and what is solution ?

Thank you beforehand to everybody who is answering

b.r. kai

I am trying to run breakout rooms in a meeting hosted on a university's Zoom. For the past three days, we've had the ability to run breakout rooms. Today, none of the three hosts can find the breakout rooms function in our Zoom tool bar.

I checked my account to see if breakout rooms had been un-enabled and they are still allowed.

Any ideas on what's going on?

Zoom VDI application version numbering is all over the place. This adds complication when automating version checking/updating rules and creates confusion when trying to explain to users which plugin versions are compatible with a specific VDI desktop version.

As an example, the current Zoom VDI client version is listed on the website with four numbers separated by dots: "6.1.14.25530", but in the Zoom application, it's the build number is in parentheses, such as "6.1.14 (25530)" and in Windows Programs and Features the patch number "14" is dropped and  only the major, minor, and build number are included, separated by dots, i.e. "6.1.25530"

Meanwhile, the non-VDI Zoom Desktop application uses more consistent version numbering which always lists the major, minor and patch versions separated by dots, followed by the build number in parentheses.

Is there some reason for the inconsistency in the numbering format for the VDI components?

Hello everyone, I’m sure we are not the only one and this still persist to be a HUGE issue. We used to run programs on Zoom, even major events until this problem came.

Using window when sharing sounds cuts out when someone speaks. It works fine on my mac. Which is frustrating as to I have to use 2 computers every time.

Microphone even with Original sounds cuts of all music being fed to the mic.

still no updates on this.. anyone? Zoom??

Hello,

I am using Zoom version 6.5.8 on Ubuntu 24.04 with a Dell Latitude laptop. My integrated webcam appears rotated (sideways) only in Zoom meetings, but works with correct orientation in other apps like Cheese or Google Meets. It appears that on Linux, zoom does not have a video rotate option? Is this bug already acknowledged by zoom? Are there any workarounds, while they fix it?