http://zoom.us/test doesn't help - unplug the internet while it's running
and it continues to display the camera, so it's not doing anything over
the internet at all, also it doesn't test the microphone.
When I did an actual Zoom session, video and audio broke up continually
then audio stopped altogether - it was a complete disaster.
The whole point of Zoom is that it's over the internet - a test that
doesn't go over the internet is not useful.
Signing into a view-only conference doesn't help much as it doesn't
detect problems with my camera, microphone, or uplink; also the available
bandwidth may be enough for one-way video but flake out for two-way.

Zoom should host an always-on dummy conference that just sends back what
it gets from your camera and microphone so you can verify everything is
working in both directions over the internet, as well as letting you
see how you look and sound to others. Where is that?
Is there any alternative website that does automatic two-way testing?

Hi,

Recently we faced several cases which ZOOM client has prompted the window for Proxy Settings requested to key in "User Name" & "Password". As we are SSO for login and shouldn't be required key in any credentials.

Please advise how to solve this.

Thanks 

Ricky

I have a user requesting to create a meeting in which each attendee would receive a unique password to join the meeting.  I am not familiar with this, nor do I see it as an option in the Zoom documentation.  Apparently, this is a requirement for specific regulations in the law field, though I am not sure of the specifics (i.e. court room meeting, mediation, client meeting, etc.).  Is anyone familiar with this request?  

I am using a Bose bluetooth speaker and microphone with Zoom. The audio is very clear. The problem is when recording everyone can hear each other but if I play a internet video or lesson on my computer no one can hear the sound. I can hear it fine. They can hear me and I can hear them but they can't hear the sound from the video.