Please refer to the attached Audio MIDI Setup utility screenshots, showing that Zoom I/O cannot be reconfigured from its default 48kHz.

The reason for my wanting it at 44.1 kHz frequency is to prevent incompatibility with DAW settings for clients requiring their projects to run at 44.1 kHz, e.g. I cannot screenshare / audioshare Sibelius scorewriter and Cubase DAW at the same time as Zoom without compatibility flagging. Changing the frequency to 48 kHz makes the audio samples play back at a higher pitch, and can also result in a recalculation of root samples.

I recently upgraded my laptop and Zoom (V 6.3.11).  I use zoom for 1 on 1 meetings.  On my old laptop, the participant video would fill the entire contents of the window.  My video is filling it up fine, but the participant window is not.  I tried full screen, and all the video settings i could but nothing is working.  The participant never had to set anything before.  If anyone knows how to get past this, it would be greatly appreciated.

Windows 11, automatically updated to ZOOM version: 6.3.11 (60501).

Click on the audio settings in the settings, and it will be automatically turned off.

When joining a meeting, it will automatically exit and cannot join.

It turns out that the old ZOOM version is normal.

I am attempting to paste rich text from a XLSX file to zoom chat.  The XLSX file has some words bolded.  When I paste into the enhanced Zoom chat, the bolding goes away.  I can paste to other apps (word, outlook, etc) and keep the bold.  What should I do different?

The meeting I participate is announced publicly and occasionally has bombers come to disrupt the meeting. One of their tricks is to raise and lower their hand rapidly. Currently, that makes them jump around in the participant list and thumbnails, making it more difficult to select them and remove them.

A simple feature that would be helpful would be to have available is a throttle on raising hands so that after raising and lowering a user's hands multiple, say 3 times, within a threshold timeout, say 10 seconds, the bombers would be unable to raise their hands for a period. It would not need to be a very long throttle to be effective, perhaps even a minute block would be enough for the feature to be useful.

It would be a feature that would not have much impact on our intended participates because it is so temporary and is an exceedingly rare behavior for normal meeting attendees.

I'm the host of the meeting. Before, joiners are able to take notes using their AI taking notes participants. I always allow them to join and take notes. However, the pop-up window that enables them to join no longer shows, and the zoom chat states just says "Waiting for the Zoom host's permission to begin taking notes and recording". Thanks!

So I am on a zoom meeting now, and I am not looking at the screen that they share, instead I do something in the browser. Why does the zoom window every now and then pops up on my screen and is the only window seen? This didn't happen in the past and now out of a sudden it shows on my screen when not asked to. Is this a bug? If not, how to turn this off?