I run a non-profit unfunded community group in the uk.  We currently have a once-a-month meeting which is hampered by the 40-minute limit.  We would love to have a low-cost means of having a longer meeting at this low usage level.

Is there already an option to do this?  If not, should there be?

I have to temporarily use my personal camera on my business computer.  Does the quality of the camera affect the virtual background feature w/o a green screen? My virtual background works but my own personal image is not working well.  I'm dark and blurry.  Do I need a better camera? Or to change a setting? Thank you. 

I am one of two host for a daily zoom meeting (M-F)

Sometimes I can't make it and am interested in expanding the host base.

The original account/email address no longer exists. So when someone volunteers to host the meeting for me they can't.

When I log on, zoom automatically makes me the host. And I can choose a host if I need to leave the meeting but except for one other person I we cannot figure out how to allow someone else to log in as the host.

I would prefer to not start over as the meeting is currently listed and would throw everybody off.

I do have an account of my ow.n but it is not for this meeting.

So I guess there's a few questions:

How can I change the original email address/verification to my own instead of the original?

How can I use or install a new password?

But ultimately, how can I allow another person to host the meeting if I can't make it.

Appreciate any input.

Mike LeMieux

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Greetings - HELP! 

My Zoom App, web-based Zoom page & scheduled Zoom meetings do not align.

My Zoom App & Google calendar said that a meeting started at 10am this morning and the web based version said that it started at 10:30am - which is the source of truth and why don't they all align? 

Also - the app & web-based page will often show the same meeting occurring  on two different links. 

For example:

DB Zoom at link 123 from 10am ET to 11am ET

DB Zoom at link 456 from 10am ET to 11am ET

I don't know which one is accurate and which one I can delete to clean up the view or how 2 got there to begin with. 

THANK YOU!!!

Good morning,

We have a log that one of our users had traffic 7GB in one Zoom meeting of two hours. Is that ok? We are worried about it because the user said to that he didn't send any files or share screen in the meeting, so we are trying to understand why this huge traffic.

Last week, I upgraded to Fedora-35.  Less than 1 hour ago, I removed and then re-installed zoom.  In Firefox-98.0.2, I tried the zoom test meeting.  A pop-up appears saying that zoom quit unexpectedly; then the pop-up disappears.  Afterwards, I see in the Fedora problem reporting tool that kernel core reported an unexpected system error.  Reason: traps: Chrome_IOThread[3915] trap invalid opcode ip:7fe5788c65a5 sp:7fe555ff92e0 error:0 in libcef.so[7fe57589f000+8451000].

What's the problem; how do I fix it?

Latest zoom update for Linux is crashing on startup on Fedora 35. The culprit seems to be related to electron builder. There is some ABI conflict with glibc 2.34 (known fact for other 3rd party apps too). Apparently, there has been a fix for this in electron some time ago. It is also related to the graphics driver used. It works fine on Intel HD but crashes with the NVIDIA propriety drivers. The previous version of zoom worked one but I cannot find a way to downgrade on Linux. Adding option --disable-seccomp-filter-sandbox makes it work. Please inform the developers.