Hi.
I'm hosting meetings on Linux Mint 21 XFCE using the Version 5.14.0 (1720) Zoom app.
I have read the posts about being able to change the font size in the chat box with the CTL + keyboard short cut.  I also don't have the controls people report in the accessibility settings.  So neither of these options work for me.

I'm struggling to read the small text on my monitor, is there something I am doing wrong?

I am working on a laptop elite book HP - HD/HP CAMERA built into laptop on windows 11. I have never had a problem with my camera before however I had to move to ZOOM workplace. I had an important workshop and the camera did not work!! no matter what I tried.... Then second workshop I thought I resolved the issue the camera worked at the start but half way through stopped working.......

Can anyone suggest a solution?

My name is Evelina, and I am an educator originally from Ukraine. Due to the ongoing war, I am currently based in Europe, but I continue to teach Ukrainian students online using Zoom.

I would like to kindly request free access to Zoom’s premium features for educational purposes, similar to the support offered by platforms like Miro to Ukrainian teachers. Many of my students remain in Ukraine and rely on distance learning. Your support would significantly improve the quality and consistency of their education in this difficult time.

I actively use Zoom’s web portal features — including scheduling recurring meetings, managing recordings, using whiteboards, and customizing meeting templates — to deliver structured and effective lessons. Access to advanced features would allow me to better support my students’ learning needs.

If needed, I am happy to provide documentation confirming my teaching status and the fact that I support Ukrainian learners.

Thank you very much for your attention and for considering my request. Your help can make a real difference.

Bonjour,

Je suis utilisateur gratuit de Zoom et je me permets de signaler un problème très grave.

J'ai supprimé un calendrier Google de l'affichage Zoom en appuyant simplement sur le bouton « - » dans l'onglet « Rencontres » > « Vos calendriers ».

Or, cela a complètement supprimé les calendriers concernés (catégories « Travail » et « Famille ») non seulement dans Zoom, mais aussi dans Google Agenda.

Ils ont totalement disparu, même de la corbeille Google.

Google m'a indiqué que cette action a pu être effectuée via une application tierce via API, et Zoom était le seul outil connecté.

Est-ce un comportement connu ?

Est-il possible que Zoom ait supprimé les calendriers Google via l'API suite à cette action ?

Merci d'avance pour toute aide possible,

— Cédric

Hello,

I have a green screen and it shows my image very well when my class begins. However, when the teacher moves us into a breakout room, you can see part of my room on both sides (not good). Is there anything I can do to avoid this from happening. 

Thank you,

Carolyn

I found a resolution to the issue mentioned in the subject and I wanted to share a more complete version with the community.  Here is a step-by-step on what you can try.

Issue:

Audio is garbled/suppressed when pushing it through from OBS, a Virtual Cable, or some other source to the microphone to share audio with others without sharing your screen.

Symptoms:

• Garbled Audio
• Audio fades in and out.
• Audio sounds clear until about 2 seconds later until it is suppressed

Resolution:

There are multiple solutions depending on your specific issue.  I've listed a few, and the first was the one that resolved it for me.

Do Not Test w/ a Mobile Device (iOS/Android)

I personally tried all of the solutions below just to figure out that the issue was that I was pushing the audio through a PC correctly, but I was listening from a secondary device that was iOS.  The secondary device had to be a laptop or PC.  Unfortunately, iOS after certain updates, enforced noise suppression although "noise isolation" was turned off on my phone.  So what I'm trying to say is that it was working the entire time, but seemed like it was not, since I was listening through a mobile device.

1. Do not listen using a secondary mobile device.  Test with a laptop or PC instead.
2. Enable Original Sound for Musicians (required).  Look further down on how to do this.
   • If Original Sound is showing "off" at the top, just simply click on the words one time to turn it on.

Disable Audio Enhancements (Windows 11)

1. Navigate to Control Panel > Sound
2. Find your specific device > Click on Properties
3. Navigate to the Enhancements tab
4. Check "Disable all enhancements"
5. Click "Apply"

Enable Original Sound

Enabling Original Sound for Musicians is REQUIRED to remove the suppression.  Many claim this did not work for them, but most likely they're listening from a mobile device instead of a PC.

1. From Zoom click on the up arrow next to Audio
2. Select "Audio Settings"
3. Navigate to where it says "Audio profile"
4. Tick "Original sound for musicians"
5. Additionally, tick "High-fidelity music mode" and "Stereo audio"
6. Make sure Original Sound shows "On" at the top of Zoom.  If it does not then simply click on the words one time to turn it on.

Turn off "allow applications to take control"

1. Navigate back to your sound device settings:
   1. Navigate to Control Panel > Sound
   2. Find your specific device > Click on Properties
2. Click on the "Advanced" tab
3. Untick the box under Exclusive Mode that says "Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device".
4. Click Apply
   
   (You may want to also turn off Spatial Sound while you're in this area.)

If you're still having issues, make sure no other third-party apps are taking control of the audio.  I hope this helps a little bit.  If you're still having issues, please let me know.  Maybe we can work on it together to identify the cause.

Hi,

After using zoom heavily for 1-1 coaching calls for over 6 years, I learned about something causing a breach of confidentiality and need to know how I can fix it, please.

Assume I'm on a call 10-12 with Client A.

Client B arrives to their meeting a little early at 11:55 and naturally goes into the waiting room. I see them arrive and don't admit them because I'm wrapping with Client A.

Client B sees the name of Client A rather than my logo as they would see if I weren't in with another client.

This breaches confidentiality and has happened 2x in the past couple months.

Prior to this, I had no awareness that it had ever happened. On Macbook Air running Sequoia 15.5.

Ran following tests:

In room with Client A, Client B joined and saw Client A name (because it's listed on calendar invite so I can track clients).

In same room and Client A had left. Client B logged out and logged back in. Still saw the name.

In same room, Client A had left, host (me) logged out and back in, and Client B logged out and back in and saw my logo as desired.

Goal: Until I admit any client into the room, they see my logo - the thing I set up while they're in a waiting room.

Note: THIS IS NOT ABOUT SEEING OTHERS IN THE WAITING ROOM. This is about seeing the name of the prior meeting whilst in the waiting room waiting for that prior meeting to conclude. I look forward to ideas from this community or from Zoom itself. Thank you.

Hello, I am trying to capture sound from my MPC (third-party software/hardware) and have it recorded during a Zoom meeting. I’ve tried tinkering with the audio settings on my MPC, Zoom and Macbook… but I can’t get any sound when I try recording a session.

I can hear myself just fine and random music I play on my desktop, but when I try to capture sound coming from the MPC I get no sound on the recording. I’ve tried creating aggregate devices, various multi-output device setups, and using Zoom’s native share sound functionality to no avail. I just want to use Zoom to capture music that I create and play using my MPC software/hardware, if possible, so I was hoping to see if there are solutions to help me figure this out.