I had a Zoom yesterday, using my iPhone through the Zoom app. A meeting participant started a recording, which I allowed (as the meeting host). Now, I can't find the recording. I understand that I may not have local access to the recording on my phone, and it's not available on the Cloud with my basic account. Is this correct?

If I upgrade to Pro today, will I be able to access an old recording from a day or two before? I have no idea what the record settings were, except that on my desktop the recording location is to my computer. Or might the person who asked to record, who I think also has a basic plan, have access? And is there any way to get this recording without upgrading, which I really can't afford?

This is really important; the session was a memorial service for a young friend who died suddenly while traveling abroad. I organised a group to Zoom with his family from overseas, and we shared stories about the last months of his life that we spent with him. I didn't expect the family to record, so didn't anticipate setting this up ahead of time. Is there anything I can do to sort this?

I am having issues with component embedded meeting sdk on my web app. On my local computer in my node.js/react project I am able to click "join meeting" and the meeting sdk loads the meeting on the page embedded with no issues but when i push the same code to my AWS hosted dev server I am not able to join the meeting and the console has an error:

Zoom join failed: { type: 'INVALID_PARAMETERS', reason: 'dependent assets are not accessible' }

Has anyone else encoutered this issue?

I have added my production and dev domains to the "allow" list in the marketplace manage app screen

I cannot for the life of me figure out how to turn off the camera (or avatar icon) from appearing in the upper right corner of the screen when a presenter is sharing their screen. We are a camera club and frequently show/discuss photographs. We want NOTHING on the shared screen but the shared image itself. It would be really nice if this could be turned off with a keyboard combination and even better still if it could be turned off as a default and left that way. Almost never do we need to see the presenter in the upper corner of the screen. How can I eliminate this?  (Don't suggest "Hide non-video participants."  That doesn't work even if the presenter's camera is turned off.  The static profile picture still appears in the upper right corner).  

Can someone please explain where the button to host a meeting NOW in my Personal Meeting Room is located ?

It can no longer see it on the Home screen where I used to start a meeting anytime I needed to 

The only way I've found to do this is to schedule this as a meeting every day and It's clogging up my diary ! 

Help please   

Hi everyone,

I’m curious to know how others in the community are using Zoom to collaborate on creative projects, specifically those that involve editing work. Whether it's video editing, photo editing, or content editing, Zoom offers great features like screen sharing, annotations, and breakout rooms that seem perfect for this kind of work.

For example, I’ve been using Zoom to:

• Host live editing sessions with clients where they can provide real-time feedback.

• Share tutorials on how to use editing tools effectively.

• Collaborate with a remote team on big projects by sharing screens and discussing edits.

My team also uses Zoom to integrate with project management tools like Asana or Trello to keep everything organized.

I’d love to hear how others are using Zoom for similar workflows. Are there specific tips, plugins, or features that you find particularly useful?

Feel free to share your thoughts! By the way, if anyone’s interested, I run a platform called Winkkapp that offers advanced editing services and tools for creative professionals. We’ve found Zoom to be an essential part of our workflow, and I’m always open to exchanging ideas about optimizing collaboration!

Looking forward to learning from this awesome community.

I had this issue with Mint Linux and now Ubuntu Linux with running zoom-client. Always using the newest versions.

The hosts window cannot be 'pinned' when others join causing the hosts window to be minimized and moved to the top of the screen as if a client and not the host. Also, no other window can be pinned either. The video source sometimes gets scrambled or freezes up when others join the meeting.

I am not sure what information is needed. Ubuntu v24.04 LTS and Zoom's newest version. Surprisingly, the audio does work.