I've been using the Zoom Whiteboard (not the physical whiteboard) on my computer with a Wacom drawing tablet.  Unfortunately, something has changed and now my penstrokes are being eaten and replaced with dots.  I believe this is some kind of double click detection or some other gesture.

Here I try to write the especially problematic letter "F" 7 times.  It failed each time.

Here I tried to write the simple equation "y = mx + b"

And here I wrote the alphabet and "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" without corrections.

Each of these examples were created with Windows Ink active.  Every failed penstroke has a has a little Windows Ink ripple effect whenever it happens.  When I disable Windows Ink, things like this still happen, but without the ripple and less frequently. 

Is this a known problem with a known fix?  It makes it pretty much impossible to use the whiteboard and annotate tool.

So, I see a doctor (therapist) on zoom.  She sends me a texted link to join her session on zoom.  Here’s the issue:

I started using a Facebook Portal camera on my TV.  When the text arrives on my phone, I can’t open the meeting on the TV.  

Is the meeting ID part of the text so I can put it into the Facebook Portal Zoom?  Or is her personal link name somewhere in the text?  

I don’t know if this makes sense.  Thank you to anyone who knows the answer!  

A few weeks ago I lost the ability to use my mic when using Zoom. I can still hear everything, just can't talk. The mic works in other apps and in the advanced settings within Zoom. However, when I attempt to test and use my audio when in a meeting, it doesn't connect. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the Zoom client multiple times and I am now running 5.11.5. I have updated my OS to Big Sur 11.6.8 on my older mac and am running Monterey 12.5 on a brand new MacBook Air that just came home today. I've restarted everything multiple times and tried every audio source available on my computers and Zoom will not work properly on either computer. Does anyone have any recommendations or fixes for this problem?

We use a PWA link within an SSO LTI for students to access their teacher's meetings. Currently we have had reports of some students sitting in the waiting room, even after the meeting has started and others who hop into the room, but then are "dropped" out after 3-5 minutes. 

The current process to "fix" this is to have students clear the cache on their Chromebooks and re-enter via the SSO and LTI process we have in place. 

Is there a way to test where the failure is occuring? I am unsure if it's the device or possibly the district's network. Has anyone else had experience with similar issues? Thanks in advance!