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I have "Always show captions" enabled because I have some auditory processing issues. However, every time I join a meeting, the annoying "A participant has enabled closed captioning" notice floats at the top of my screen and stays there until I close it. Is there any way to disable this notification? I know a participant has enabled closed captioning, it's me. I really don't need to be informed of this every single time. If there isn't a setting for this, can we get one please? Or even make it a sub-setting under "Always show captions", like "Hide caption notification". If someone has "Always show captions" enabled, it seems really pointless to tell them it's been enabled every single time; I'd think the only time we'd want a notification would usually be if captions couldn't be enabled for some reason.
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A question from a new user.
I have set up weekly team meetings. Is it possible for meeting participants to help create a new agenda ahead of each meeting within Zoom, or do we have to do this externally?
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As the owner account, I have granted a few of the admin accounts rights to schedule meetings for me. I see them listed in the Settings>Meetings>Other>Scheduling Privileges section. However, when those accounts schedule a meeting, they don't see my account as an option to choose from. Are admins not allowed to schedule meetings for the owner?
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Hi, I couldnt find the setting in my account for the Simultaneous Interpreting. Could you please help me open it?
I had a deeply personal Zoom Meeting with a medium, a medium I have contacted before and someone who has helped me greatly. The medium sent me a copy of our meeting; she recorded it and then emailed it to me. That meeting was incredibly special to me. Unfortunately, I didn't realize I needed to download a copy of that meeting from the Zoom Cloud; the email copy of it that I was viewing apparently is only kept for about a month. Does anyone know if Zoom Meetings that were “in the Cloud” and are now no longer accessible can be recovered? Thank you.
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When I try to share my screen it tells me to go to system preferences but I never find anything there to allow for it.
How do I find my recording of a Zoom Meeting I already did, with the Basic Plan? It isn't showing up under the "RECORDINGS" tab on my profile? I set it up to record immediately at the start of the meeting. I am aware that I only get 40 minutes with the Basic Plan. Even so, it still isn't showing up for me. Any advice? I am new to this. Thanks in advance!
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Hi, I upgraded to the most recent client version for Debian Linux and now in the meeting view, after each person's name I see this additional piece of information that follows a <integer>@<integer> format. Some examples are: Is anyone else seeing this or knows what it is?
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As an example, when I'm viewing the Zoom meeting I see the speaker in the right 50% and content in the left 50%. That is my goal for a recording. Is this possible through Zoom. I could record my screen and call it good, but that would involve even more software and the chance of error goes up. I appreciate your help.
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