I am presenting live in front of an audience and over Zoom. When I share a PowerPoint presentation in full screen on the second monitor, I cannot get the clicker to advance the slides. The clicker WILL control the computers volume and escape from the presentation. When NOT in a Zoom meeting, the clicker works just fine. It is NOT simply a matter of which program has focus. With the mouse, I click on the slide advance arrows and the slide changes. I then immediately try the clicker; no good.

WHen i try to access a local recording of a webinar, I get an error message "Unknown error Error Code 124". It does not allow me to open the folder with the recording. (Win 11). 

However, from the file system, i am able to navigate and access the audio and video files of recordings.

Dear ZOOM,

Thank you for your hard work and service.

Herein I provide you with the screenshot of my problem (the picture), so you or anybody can help me find the solution.

I tested the ZOOM video with my external camera and I have still the same issue.

Previously, I tried to examine my built-in camera with the camera app. on my laptop and used different video conference platforms, but I do not have this problem. This happened since I updated the ZOOM app. I already uninstalled and reinstalled the app, but I still got the same problem. It run normally for a few seconds then the problem appeared, then I stopped my video and started again - it was normal for a few seconds again, and the problem appeared, and on, and on. Would you please kindly help me out?

Thank you so much,

Regards.

I'm having 2 issues with zoom meeting audio. I teach singing so have the 'original sound for musicians' clicked on zoom. Everything else unselected. 

Issue 1; Only with certain clients (2/20), it's always the same 2 clients, we experience a hissing sound that becomes unbearable very quickly, unless either one of us hits mute on our mics. We needs to do this every few minutes so the sound returns to normal then gradually builds again. As mentioned, the sound is perfect for all other clients so I'm reticent to change my hardware (add a mic etc). as I also use an external musical keyboard so don't want to set up an extra mic and usb for the keyboard and use logic or anything. I would like the simple Mac set up that works for all my other clients to also work with the 2 who are experiencing issues. Any ideas of things we can try?

Issue 2; I experience sound loss with one of my clients (out of 20) when she sings higher in pitch. She has the same setting as me; just 'original sounds for musicians' selected. I am assuming this is something to do with her Mac settings as we experience the same issue with all other online video conferencing softwares.... but does anyone have any idea what it could be?

Thanks Jen