I dont know if this is the right place to post this, please help.

I was given/shared access to a different zoom account than my own, and for some reason I am getting every email notification for when that account has someone join a meeting. They have apparently removed my email from their account but I still am getting emails every time they use it and its cluttering my inbox, and I don't want to block zoom from my inbox. I may have to block a key word so I dont lose all zoom emails.

I would really appreciate some help on this!!

I was able to almost all of the meetings thru my zoom account app. In one of my zoom meeting invite when I try to join I am having the below error on my iphone:

error: app_not_configured_for_user

tried to clear the web data and chace but still no luck, any help on how to resolve the error

When I record a meeting usually my thumbnail shows up right to the shared screen. I recently recorded a Zoom meeting where the thumbnail showed up on the screen. I prefer the latter. How can I replicate this? I could not find anything in the settings. 

Hello.

We had a large conference call yesterday via our paid Zoom account.  Meeting was set to "Auto Record" and to "Cloud".

Here's what happened:

1. The meeting began autorecording when the host joined, and saved the recording to the Cloud.
2. After 48 seconds, Host accidentally turned off recording, then turned it back on moments later
3. The next day:  We check the cloud, and only the initial 48-second recording is saved.  The much longer recording that began when host turned Record back on is not there.

When accessing the cloud recording I do the following:

-log into my account on Zoom.US.

-Click "My account"

-Click "Recordings"

-A recording for the meeting is here, but is only 48 seconds in length. The longer recording is not there

When accessing local recording on the host's Mac:

-Mac: /Users/[Username]/Documents/Zoom

-Folder is empty

The recorded meeting needs to be shared with dozens of corporate investors. We have tens of millions of dollars on the line if they can't see the recording. 

Assistance is greatly appreciated.

PC's are dirt cheap.  Most people have both home offices and work offices with multiple devices at hand, each with its own capabilities.  Currently, logging into a new PC logs the User out of any other PC.  Why?  Both logins were validated.  The User wanted both.  Why force the User out of other devices?  I'd really appreciate it if you would allow Users to determine when they want to log-in or log-out of any particular device.  

Accessibility comes in different forms for different Users.   A historic number of modern executives, managers, and individual contributors are working online instead of in shared offices and conference rooms.  Even those meeting in person use Zoom to include people that are traveling. 

Scenario 1 - leaving my desktop to go to a conference room with my laptop

• On workhorse PC, logged into Zoom.  Temporarily leave from my office with a laptop to meetings, forced to log in to Zoom on laptop (because office PC had the ball before), thereby automatically logging out of my PC.  Return to my office, must log in again to desktop to use Zoom, thereby logging out of my laptop again.  Who benefits from this?

Scenario 2 - 

• In my office, I want to use TWO PC's in the same meeting, serving different purposes.  What Users want is to make their own choices between tradeoffs such as:

1. Tied to the wired Ethernet < > Wireless only (desire to use BEST connection to host meetings)
2. Touch-screen/pen enabled < > Traditional touch-pad/mouse (pens best for interactive drawing on screen content and brainstorming)
3. Connected to large monitor < > Small stand-alone screen (big monitors for personal viewing shared content, multiple windows)
4. Applications on a PC or Tablet < > OTHER applications on another PC or Tablet

Perhaps I have one PC that is better purposed to HOSTING and other better purposed to CAMERA/Mic.

Perhaps I have one PC with a big screen to view multiple windows, and another with a more stable wired internet.

Perhaps the PC I use to host is different than the PC that has the software I want to share screen with.

I'd really appreciate it if you would allow Users to determine when they want to log-in or log-out of any particular device. 

Thank you anyone that took the time to read, consider, add to, or respond.

TJ

Related Informational page on zoom.us:

https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360000787483-Can-I-use-Zoom-on-multiple-devices-

I work remotely and use my home computer which has two nice large monitors.  I then remote desktop into my work computer in another location.  Because the remote desktop is far away and doesn't do Zoom very well, I do my Zoom meetings on my home computer...also taking advantage of a better microphone, speakers, GPU, and dual monitors.  This required I log into Zoom on the home computer.

I also use the Outlook plugin for scheduling Zoom meetings from my remote computer (I never use Zoom for calls on the remote computer), just scheduling meetings/calls.

This causes issues since the Outlook plugin needs me to log into Zoom, as does my home computer where I do Zoom calls...which Zoom doesn't allow.  I'm constantly being required to re-login between computers.  Ug.

Any suggestions or observations?

I have a similar issue as a user presented here in March 2022.

New M1 Mac computers (MacBookPro and iMac) but no sound when I host a meeting - but fine when I'm invited (or using other meeting platforms).

Computers updated. I have updated and uninstalled Zoom more than ten times! Testing sound before and during meetings looks fine, but not in communication with other users. They can't hear me - and I can't hear them!

Zoom help center has already suggested that I should do these things and check my headset (!!), but nothing seems to help.

All suggestions are most welcome, as this has been going on for the last week. As I have many scheduled online meetings, I assume I have tested it with at least 20-30 different users on various computers in the last week. When I ask the participants to set up a meeting and invite me (with Zoom), everything works (with the same headsets/sound).

Hi folks, the most strange thing is happening to me now:

I'm trying to start my occurrence meeting, and Zoom is asking me to sign up (I have authentication for that meeting) and then telling me an error ": host can't register".

although I checked and my license is paid.