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!

Id like to keep the zoom gallery visible at all times.  The gallery disappears when i share a PPT presentation.  I can move the gallery to a 2nd laptop but the laptop gallery will not allow in person attendees to see virtual zoom attendees. We are using the POLYMER super screen and I'd like the fixed gallery to be shown across the bottom of the screen. Thanks.

I help run a Zoom support group for people with an autoimmune disease. The Zoom account was set up by a national organization and is one of several groups. Other facilitators for this group have access to registration and attendance lists via a menu on the left side of the screen that shows up either on the home or meetings page (I forget which). No such menu shows up on my screen, and the national organization IT says it's a Zoom issue. I have the latest version of Zoom. What do I do to get what is I guess an administrative menu?