Today I received an email from Zoom saying that someone had joined my meeting, a problem with this is the date that it states is:-

Note that this is a date set in the future, am I at risk of a causality loop here? How do I use this info and stay sane?

I recorded several meetings on my computer. Now I understand that there is a transcription option for meetings that are recorded on the cloud. Is there any way to upload those meetings on to the cloud in retrospect? I need those meetings transcribed...

EDIT: See below for solution!!

Hello,

Recently for no apparent reason my microphone stopped working in zoom.  The laptop is 3 months old, it is an HP Envy.

The microphone available to zoom is called "Array (Intel Smart Sound Technology for Digital Microphone)".

It worked a few weeks ago but not now.  Zoom sees the microphone but nobody can hear me.  It is unmuted.  The microphone works in windows.

When I go to test the microphone in zoom, I can click the test button but when I speak the meter doesn't move.  I went on HP website downloaded and installed the latest drivers but no help.

Thanks

Hi all, 

I've set up a series of meetings using Google Calendar, but they are not showing up on the browser. I need to add co-hosts for those meetings, and I can only do that if I'm using Zoom on my browser.

Any suggestions on how I can fix that?

TY

Hi,

I've scoured the internet looking for documentation about keyboard shortcuts to switch between the original audio channel and the interpreted language audio as a simultaneous interpreter. It seems that such a shortcut exists, but hardly anyone specifies what it is, and the few who do don't always agree. I should clarify at this point that I'm focused in particular on Zoom for Windows. Ctrl+Shift+C seems the most popular answer but I can't find it documented anywhere.

Does anyone know where I can find documentation around the behavior of this shortcut? I am not myself an interpreter so I can't just open Zoom and use trial and error until I discover something. My goal is to create a small keyboard as a gift for my mother to simplify her life as a Zoom interpreter, but such a keyboard only seems possible if there are well-documented shortcuts I can use to interact with her Zoom window.

Thank you for any insight you can provide!

We have a recurring meeting with another company that they only use Teams. We have all our meeting rooms setup as Zoom Rooms. We have setup Teams to run through Zoom, however the other company does not allow anonymous/guest logins. Whenever we go to join it allows us and then quickly disconnects us. 

My belief is this happens due to the room not being named. Is there a way to have our teams room meeting named? or be seen as not anonymous?