This might be a basic question but to avoid confusion I thought I would ask.

I used to have an upgraded account. I never paid attention to time limits. Now that I meet in person I am back to the FREE account. I booked a meeting for 2hrs which Zoom allowed me to book on my free account.  There will be multiple people in the meeting (not a 1:1 meeting). Will it kick me out after 40mins even though it allowed me to book a 2hr meeting? I just need to know if I should pay for a 1 month license for the meeting OR since it is not 1:1 can I extend past the 40mins?

Cheers,

tc

Hi, I teach singing over zoom. I use a Focusrite Scarlett with my SM7B microphone with a MacOS 10.15.7. Every so often, maybe 30-45 minutes in to an hour lesson, there is a problem with the audio. It seems to timeout. I cannot hear anything, and my student gets a 'feedback loop' - a clip of a second audio repeating over and over. There's nothing either of us can do to stop it except end the meeting and restart, or wait for 1-2 minutes for it to stop. At this point, I get a notification that zoom is no longer using the Scarlett for audio but my built in output. Then immediately is connects again to the Scarlett and it all works fine.

It stopped happening when I upgraded to premium zoom a few months ago but is now back with a vengeance.

Please help! It's so unprofessional. Thanks.

My MAC Studio is only one month old.  When using Zoom for my business, an audio and video glitch happened after 20 minutes.  I record the meeting and allow my clients to record the coaching session.  When the Zoom session is at the 20 min mark, the screen freezes and a one second portion of whoever was talking at that moment is turned into a nonstop loop.  I contacted Zoom Support and after much problem solving, they said it was a server issue on their end.  My Zoom sessions worked for 30 minutes the following day and then exhibited the same problem.  I contacted Apple Support.  We uninstalled and reinstalled Zoom on the MAC Studio.  We tested a meeting then the problems happened again at 20 minute mark.  Cannot resolve.  My assistant signed in on my machine and is testing a meeting on my MAC and connecting to someone else's MacBook.  Both Host and Participant are recording.  Past 20 minute mark...no problem.  Feels like a software issue.  HELP

Please could somebody help me. I have a problem with pixellation of image which happens every time I teach (hosting the meeting) now. My image is ok but the pixellation moves from one student to the other. This is in gallery setting

When I attend a zoom meeting its the Speaker who is pixellated and it only goes if I am on gallery setting (as opposed to when I host)

I have tried to get in contact with customer support but there only seems to be an American phone number (Im in the UK) This has been happening for over 6 months now. Its very inconvenient and I am very tempted to change from Zoom if it cannot be resolved.

Please could someone help!

Thank you

Hi there,

I have a setup where I want to host meetings and keep the main Zoom window open at all times.

Unfortunately, when I start a screen share - the main window changes to a different, smaller view and the toolbar appears. Is there a way to set the behaviour to simply keep the main window open with the panels set up as I want them?

i am having the opposite problem from some others on here. i am using zoom with  

• a macbook air [MacOS version 11.7.9]

• an LG external DVD drive 

• a commercial DVD that includes both audio and video

• the VLC media player 

i CAN display the video from the DVD; i CAN successfully 'share screen' in the meeting, so that participants see the video; and the sound DOES play – for me only – on my local speakers. BUT i cannot get other participants to hear the audio when i play the DVD. 

any suggestions on what to do? the DVD is long, so i don't want to screen the whole thing with subtitles only.