I thought this would be of interest to the community.  

Use Case = Test your Zoom Room video conference endpoints (Poly/HP, Neat,etc) with an overnight call for quality assurance purposes.  AKA capture network changes, power outages, codecs not responding, etc.  I wrote this in Powershell but you can export to Python.

I found this thread and it has many examples of users experiencing the same across different OS's and hardware. https://www.reddit.com/r/Zoom/comments/g0vavu/zoom_keeps_crashing_my_wifi_network/

Same thing for me, most meetings I drop off every few minutes and my whole wifi connection drops as well. Can't use chrome or slack, totally offline. It's happened dozens of times and I NEVER drop a connection otherwise. Only in Zoom meetings. I would love to get a solution to this or some understanding of what's happening.

Thanks so much!

I am about ready to scream.

During meetings, I regularly get two pop-ups and I see no way to get it to stop.  I am on a Mac running the latest OS and client updates.

The first pop-up happens periodically throughout meetings, even appearing on shared screens.

”Turn On Reactions: Zoom.us has turned off Reaction effects….”

Yet, I have reactions enabled, including gestures.  All I can do is close the pop-up…which reappears shortly thereafter.

The second one nags me whenever I am sharing my screen.  It also pops up on the share sometimes, other times on my non-shared screen.

”’zoom.us’ is Accessing your screen”

When I tap that one, it opens a Mac OS system settings screen where Zoom is already selected as being allowed.  Again…can’t get rid of it more than a coupla minutes and everything appears to be enabled.

Any ideas how to get these to stop?!

I have a dual monitor setup with one screen rotated 90 degrees into portrait mode. When I share a screen from Zoom, using the PipeWire mode and xdg-portal-desktop-wlr (I'm on linux with the sway display manager), then the shared view is rotated (or unrotated, I guess, depending on perspective). Basically the shared view is incorrect and shows a rotated view.

PipeWire broadcasts buffer information about transformations since this PR: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/merge_requests/1423. So the Zoom app should be able to handle this. OBS-studio, for instance, handles this gracefully and provides the correct screen shared view when used with PipeWire.

Here's a link to how grim, a screenshot tool, handles this transformation information: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/emersion/grim/-/blob/master/output-layout.c?ref_type=heads

I hope that's helpful. I'm on version 6.3.11 of Zoom.

Hi everyone, i wanted to clarify if the time zone for London will automatically change from GMT to BST end of March in Zoom? I have meetings scheduled in April and do i need to manually adjust the timings an hour earlier to match BST? Thanks your prompt reply is appreciated!