Dear People,
After Skype has turned on noise cancellation i am up to try the latest version of Zoom for online guitar lessons.
See that the option is implemented now and happy for that, BUT if i go to the settings tab and turn it on the input level does not register my guitar or a hand clap, while it does my voice.
Anyone has this new function working in Linux?
What am i missing?

Thank you so much in advance!
Using OpenSuse Tumbleweed.

Hello,

I use music for my work with Zoom, both in screen sharing and live music. But unfortunately I can't get live music transmitted. I've tried different microphones and the settings for musicians don't work. What can I do?

David Petersen

Yesterday and the previous time I hosted a meeting, some of my attendees got back to me saying that they couldn't enter because they were getting a message the meeting ID was invalid. But there were many people there, so it was not a universal issue. 

I usually use a waiting room but didn't this time as I knew some people would join late, so perhaps that's why I haven't encountered this before.

Is there anything I can suggest people do ahead of the next meeting to solve this issue? I'm hosting the same event today! 

I found a post on this issue from 3 years ago. Hopefully it isn't still just a standing issue with zoom that meeting IDs only work sometimes?? (FYI I double checked the ID they were sent and the ID they were using; it was correct).

We have a Zoom account that is used on several workstations at multiple locations by a user depending on where she is at a given time, and recently she's been getting the message shown below when trying to log in. The user doesn't always have access to other devices. Is there a different way for this user to log in or allow the current device? Maybe a one-time code instead? This doesn't work for our user's needs.

EDIT: This support page says "You will need to either approve the current sign-in attempt on a device you are already signed-in to or request a One Time Password to complete the current login process." Our user is not seeing the one-time password option. How do we enable that?

Using an old low spec. laptop running 32bit Debian 12 OS; Zoom app. isn't available.  Audio seems to work normally for everything else; with headphones I'd get some broken up audio.  Chat GPT's dubious advice led nowhere except that all fairly obvious steps were taken checked e.g. browser permissions; volume showing Zoom audio running etc.  Bing Co-pilot gave up and suggested trying Zoom.