Currently using Zoom app on my samsung s8 tablet, in landscape (with a keyboard). Whenever I join the meeting however, my camera rotates the view 90 degrees, as if it doesnt register that the device is been used in landscape.

As far as i can tell, there isnt an option to rotate the camera on the app (i.e. no options button next to the video for settings change). 

Is this a bug/can it be fixed? 

Cheers

Lately it has happened a few times that while being in a meeting, the app had an error and crashed, the issue being afterwards it was impossible to start a meeting again. I tried to solve it by updating the app, restarting my computer, de-installing the app and installing it again, of which the latter worked so far.
But this morning it didn't work, and I suspect the problem is that after crashing the app still thinks to be in a meeting, which seems to make it impossible to start a meeting again. I also tried stopping the meetings from my 'task manager', but that also didn't work today.
Does anyone have ideas on what might cause this problem and more importantly, what I can do to solve it?

Many thanks!

Saludos a todos.

Desde este domingo siempre he grabado en la nube a 720P, con una resolucion de 1280x  pero de pronto los videos que bajo vienen con una resolucion de 640x360 pixels.

La verdad que ha sido una faena porque la grabación se ve con poca resolucion y muy baja calidad cuando desde mis equipos 

1.- No he cambiado ninguna variable de HD

2.- La reunion del domingo la primera si me grabo a 720P pero cuando paro la grabación y pongo a grabar la segunda en la nube, cuando voy a bajarla me sale recording_640x360.mp4

Hago pruebas de ancho de banda y todo bien, con test de subidas y bajadas 400 megas en total.

No es por ancho de banda, andemas de una reunion a otra solo paramos 15 minutos, paré la primera grabacion para que se quedara renderizando en la nube, y puse a gabar una segunda a los 15 minutos.

Pero esta ultima me bajó la la calidad de mala manera.

Alguien mas le ha pasado?

I teach a monthly Photoshop and photo editing Zoom meeting monthly. I tend to have 15-25 participants.

I make modifications to a photograph and discuss what I'm doing. I don't want there to be too much  lag between what I say and what my students see on their screens.

I currently have gigabit internet speed from Comcast. I'm wondering what lower speeds I could use and still not have a noticeable lag?

Finally has anyone used any of the 5G service providers (Verizon, T-Mobile et al) successfully for similar meetings?

Thanks in advance for your feedback

Steve

Hello, good morning, I have a problem with zoom for linux (the ubuntu version), the problem is that when I mute the audio with the keyboard, the shortcut doesn't work, preventing me from following the zoom conference (it's a course), I have a equipment not compatible with windows 11 and I need a series of programs in which there is uncertainty as to whether they will continue to work in windows 10 after the end of support for it, so going back to windows is not an option nor do I want to do the dual boot on my computer.

please, could you tell me how to solve the problem? I imagine that zoom for ubuntu will have dependencies, what is the package that is causing the error that I am commenting on? I would like to before formatting (of course, it will have to be linux), learn about this operating system, since there are things that have to be interacted with commands in this system and I would like to use it again this way (I have experience in the command environment since I lived in the days of MS-DOS)

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I'm having trouble finding information on this. Can someone explain what determines the aspect ratio of a meeting recording? I'm trying to edit a meeting recording (recorded on the cloud) on iMovie, and iMovie is cutting off the frame so that the thumbnail of the speaker next to a shared screen is partially cut off. I went back and looked at the aspect ratio for this Zoom recording, and it shows the dimensions as 1724 × 772.  Then I went back and looked at previous Zoom videos I've edited and the dimensions of the raw Zoom videos vary -- I have some that  are 1760 x 900, some 1724 x 778, and several 640x360.  However, I've never had this problem when editing in iMovie before putting the video on YouTube.

I can make adjustments in iMovie so that the entire Zoom recording is shown in the frame, but that results in a letterbox effect in the edited video, which I don't want.  I'm not clear at all how the Zoom aspect ratio/dimensions are set, and if there' s a way I can pre-set a ratio/dimension so I can avoid this problem to begin with.

Would appreciate any insight/suggestions!