I'm using a Windows 11 PC with a Logitec C920 camera. When I tell Zoom I want to use the camera's microphone, it opens the meeting without any problems. However, if I try to switch to another microphone, such as a lapel microphone, it resets and I can't reselect that microphone.

It seems like the latest zoom version for ubuntu (6.3.10) still suffers from a substantial memory leak.
When I start a meeting, every time I start/stop my camera, the memory usage goes up by about 2-5MB.
Every cycle of  "start screen share -> stop screen share " increases memory demand between 50 and 200 MB.
Just sitting in a meeting with 2 colleagues for 30 minutes had zoom go from ~1GB of memory in the beginning to a total of 5GB...
Ending the meeting (zoo process still running) does not free any of this memory.
The only "sensible" way to use zoom on a Linux system seems to be to use the browser, where at least the leak isn't that bad, but there are leaks as well (especially when screen sharing).

I know that zoom can work with reasonable memory amounts on windows. Why is it so hard to make this also work on linux systems...

Does anyone have good suggestions what could be done here?

Hi, 

I have used zoom for 5 years, but I've encountered one serious issue recently.

Right after buying new android laptop, I can't connect my ipad screen to my laptop at all.

It just says "Your screensharing is paused."

I've already followed all steps from ZVA, the AI messanger, but they all are unhelpful.

Is there any way that I directly can talk to the service manager?

I have to get it fixed for my work as soon as possible.

Thank you.

I have run virtual classrooms in a mountain community for several years, but only recently discovered that when I lose power and my internet connection, the meeting continues without me! My students are free to talk and chat without my presence. Not an ideal situation for the age levels I work with. 

How can I set up the meeting so the sessions stops automatically when I lose connection?

Thanks.

Is there a way for the host to enable captions without subtitles automatically appearing on mobile and tablet devices?

Currently, when the host enables captions, desktop and laptop users can choose whether to turn them on, which works well. However, on mobile devices, subtitles appear automatically when captions are enabled.

This can be distracting for those who don’t need them and affects the overall user experience. As a result, some hosts in my company hesitate to enable captions to avoid complaints. However, they're receiving complaints from users who need captions. To better accommodate all participants, my company is even considering cancelling our Zoom subscription in favor of Microsoft Teams, which offers more flexibility in this area.

If mobile users had the same opt-in option as desktop users, hosts would be more likely to enable captions without concern about disrupting others.

Would it be possible for Zoom to update this setting so mobile users can choose whether to display captions, just like on desktops? This would improve the experience for everyone and encourage my company to continue using Zoom.