I joined a Zoom meeting in which the host gave me the co-host. During the meeting, I wasn't connected to my Zoom account.  I recorded the meeting (local mode) but I can't find it on my computer. I also didn't get the conversion message (but I got the message that the meeting would be converted to mp4 file). Do you know how to find it ? Is it lost since I wasn't connected to my account ?

{
"topic": "hi",

"agenda": "testing1",
"type": 2,

" duration": 120,

" pre_schedule": true,
"start_time": "2023-04-12T13:30:00Z",
"timezone": "Asia/Calcutta",
"created_at": "2023-04-12T07:01:27Z",

" settings": {
"host_video": false,
"mute_upon_entry": true,
"participant_video": false

}


}

not able to host meeting with responce link i get and also not show in upcoming meeting in my account

Hello friends

Actually I want to share my zoom recording to my users which is restricted to download. But when I share the cloud recording, the users can download it easily. Even I did not click on the check box  of "Viewers can download". So please help me and give me solution for restrict the recording from download. My email id is ***********

I was wondering if we can have 2 seperate meetings running concurrently if we buy a Zoom Pro package.

To be clear, I am meaning 2 totally seperate meetings with totally different participants, not one person having 2 seperate meetings going at the same time.

If I can, how are the seperate, concurrent logins handled, by a generic user name or by users emails?

Thank you for your help,

Jon

Like so many, I am also having the same "Unstable Internet" connection message. It seems to only happen when I am talking which makes me freeze and the audio becomes garbled.  I believe this is a Zoom software problem. So, I wonder how to get Zoom tech support involved.

I have a Dell XPS 13 7390 running Windows 10 (latest build) and lots of RAM.  This is what I have done.

1. I had Spectrum internet visit my house and check the lines. The repair person said that my signal is better than at his own home.

2. I upgraded to 1Gig internet, which has 40 Mbps down according to Speedtest.

3. I replaced my router with a $250 Netgear router, current model.

4. I replaced my switch.

5. I swapped my hardwired cable.

6. I bought a USB-C dongle and connected my Ethernet to the dongle

7.  I uninstalled/installed the Zoom software

8. I checked all drivers

None of these steps solved the problem. The only other thing I can think of is to buy a Mac. What do you suggest? How can we get help from Zoom to fix buggy software.

I am trying to set up a zoom meeting at a facility where 200 people will attend.  I will host the meeting from this room.  I need to have the local audio of the mics in this room to be in the HDMI audio.  Is there a way to set this up.  The remote user can hear my mics, but I cannot put the local mic input into the house PA.  Is there a way around this?