Has anyone had issues with annotations/whiteboards being misaligned between participants? Someone can open up a whiteboard and start drawing but half of it will be offscreen for me but not for another participant. On the other hand if I start annotating and then someone annotates on top it will appear fine for them but misaligned for everyone else. It's super strange - 

Some info

• I'm on Linux Fedora 37, using GNOME on Wayland.
• AMD GPU.
• I'm using a 21:9 aspect ratio, I'm fairly certain the participants are using normal display aspect ratios.

I feel like it's a combination of those above issues.

My Zoom recordings were originally set up for cloud. Now, for some reason, when I'm done with a zoom I see a pop out window that says "converting recording" and the meeting is being hosted on my mac instead of the cloud. None of my settings have changed. I'm set up for cloud, but it's all local now. Any suggestions on how to reset the recording options?

Why is it that when I'm currently in a meeting on my laptop and and I plug into the Logitech Tap I do not get video access to the Logitech Webcam. If I unplug from Tap, leave meeting, plug tap back in and join meeting it all works like it should.

It's like Zooms software can't recognize the transition or something.

I have already spoken to Logitech and they told me this is an issue on Zooms' end as this isn't an issue when using other similar services (teams, skype, etc.)

A few days ago my meetings just abruptly disappeared off my iPad even though they were still visible on the laptop and even on the phone.  It was suggested that I re-enable the calendar on my iPad.  I did that but the problem remains. This is extremely annoying as I rely on my iPad to do my meetings and now I virtually cannot do it.  I do find that when I schedule a meeting on my iPad it does appear on my laptop.  I have no idea what to do now and I'm really irritated because apparently I can't access any in person help because of my subscription plan.  I feel like this is extreme price gauging.  It feels like this problem was created by zoom but zoom refuses to engage about it. I'm looking into other platforms.  This is not acceptable.  Would appreciate any help

I have a MacBook Pro, running latest OS and latest Zoom. I use the MacBook in clamshell mode, with a screen attached. I also have a Logitech webcam. When I start a meeting the Logitech is recognised and zoom uses it for video/audio. But after a few minutes, it tries to use the laptop camera. I switch it back manually but it happens again and again. Any solutions?

For large companies that have hundreds of Zoom conferencing rooms, how do you set a limit on Zoom meetings? We'll come in the next morning and find rooms are still in active meeting from the previous day because users never ended them. Is there a way to end these without doing it one at a time on the Zoom Dashboard?