I am trying to share my screen while simultaneously using an app that requires a video be recorded. Everything works fine, sharing the screen while using the app, etc, until I share the screen and start the recording. The video is dark and not really a video, but an upside down screen shot. The app requires you to rotate the screen to landscape to record, and when done I lose some of the controls for the video. The app works perfectly by itself, it's only when it is shared in a zoom meeting.

Hello,

I'm using Zoom on my PC, while I'm the host.

Now, every time, I'm doing test to my microphone and my speakers, and make sure everyting is OK.

In some cases, while other participants are joining the zoom meeting they cannot hear me.

In other cases, I can't hear them as well.

I am doing audio testing (again) and everything is working (I can hear the example sound, and I can hear myself in the microphone test).

What is the issue?

I tried to replace my speakers / microphone etc., but nothing helps...

Thanks,

Uriel

I always get a "use computer audio?" prompt when starting or joining a meeting. This is redundant and a waste of time for free accounts as they are ONLY allowed to use computer audio. The radio button is permanently checked in Settings (buried deep in the bowels of a crazy layout) - so the system knows that I can't use anything else. Why, then, the silly prompt?  (developers not eating their own dog food - by choice?)

The setting pages are a mess - the left-hand main menu scrolls off the screen when I scroll down the page of settings - but the inner submenu doesn't scroll... (are the developers now out of dog food?)

Plenty of other silliness on the settings pages... can I be one of a microscopic few that actually tried to change anything?

Hi!

We have a blackmagic camera together with ATEM extreme iso as a clipboard, and we experience that the quality is incredibly poor when we run picture in picture together with camera + powerpoint. Is anyone experiencing a similar problem? Have tested with and without HD quality, but still experience poor resolution when we're live. 

We hold regular meetings with the following configuration:

• Windows PC as host
• Monitor 1 as desktop 
• Monitor 2 feeds 5 auditorium screens via HDMI-Coax interface
• Wired ethernet to highspeed comcast internet
• Auditorium camera focused on stage attached to Windows PC

We usually have around 60-80 remote connections per meeting.

Our in-house sharing works fine. Sometimes we'll have a remote presenter, and we'll add them as a co-host and pin to 2nd screen. If the remote shares a video, it freezes on our in-house monitors. 

Any ideas?