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I use a Shure SM58 microphone connected to an M-Audio M-Track Duo USB audio interface on my Mac (Monterey OS X 12.3) and for the last few weeks can no longer use it with Zoom. Any time I select the USB interface, the volume slider in Zoom resets to zero. If I turn off auto-volume, the slider stays at the bottom. I can manually drag it to the right but then it pops back to zero as soon as I let go of the pointer. This doesn't happen with any other applications, just Zoom.

The only solution so far is to use my Mac's built-in audio. I've restarted, updated the OS, removed and reinstalled Zoom with no change.

I share screen to show presentation slides, using the slides as background. When I stop sharing and then start, the slide show goes back to the first slide instead of where I left off. How can I change that so I don't have to scroll through previous slides to find my current spot? Thanks.

Hi all:

When I am the one that is screen sharing content in a meeting, why is there not a way to dock the Chat and Participants to the side of the screen like you can as a participant who is viewing the screen share?  I understand that you have resizable floating chat and participant video windows that show on top of the screen you are sharing (but are hidden from the screen being shared), but wouldn't it make sense to be able to dock those things similar to how a viewer can?  Then no parts of the screen you are sharing would be covered by the windows.  I suppose you could just adjust the window on the screen that you are sharing and then resize each of the Chat and Participants windows to your liking, but once you stop screen sharing then it may get annoying to have them resized like that.  Curious why that feature isn't a part of the Screen Sharer experience?  Picture for reference of how viewers can dock the Chat and Participants - and how I would like it to look as someone sharing the screen.