After I have been successfully authenticated for my Zoom Government account, I am no longer able to launch the zoom client.

When I try and "Launch" the meeting, nothing happens.  Previously, the launch button would start zoom-client and I would have a desk top application to access my meetings.  Suddenly last week, it stopped.

I have tried reinstalling Zoom (from apt and a .deb file), deleting ~/.config/zoom* ~/.zoom to no avail.  I am unable to launch this from either Chrome of Firefox.

I am running Ubuntu 24.0.2 and zoom-client 6.2.3.  Thanks for any help.

While attending meetings, my aspect ratio keeps changing to widescreen despite my settings. I am sometimes able to de-click and re-click video HD and Original settings to revert to desired non-wide setting, but soon after it always goes wide. Do not want.

Is there no way to lock your aspect ratio and keep it locked? Using a Logitech BRIO camera with an M1 Mac Mini.

Just purchased a Logitech C920s webcam in the hope of improving my Zoom presence. I have installed the latest version of Logitech Capture to achieve this. After trial and error I realised that I had to start Zoom before starting Capture. From Capture I can control focus, saturation, brightness, etc which is all fine. What I can't control is the zoom ratio. I can set a zoom ratio in Capture, but it is not reflected in my Zoom experience. Someone has suggested working through OBS 'virtual camera'. Would this solve the problem, and how would I do this (I have OBS installed)? Thank you.

Is there a way for me as a participant to see a record of the meetings I have joined? I know how to look at records of the meetings I hosted and seeing all the people who joined my meeting. Can the inverse be done? Can I find a history that can prove that I joined a meeting?

At the start of February I was forced to do an upgrade and now when no one can hear me, although I can hear them.  Zoom has worked perfectly for me for years and now this forced upgrade has broken it.  I am now on desktop Zoom for Linux (Debian) version 6.3.10.  When I go into Zoom audio settings I can select the microphone and when I speak I can see the blue bar move.  However, there is no "Test mic" button to do a recording.  So, obviously Zoom is picking up my microphone but not sending it on to others or not doing so properly.  Also, the microphone works perfectly in other applications.  For instance, I can record and playback from a terminal or using VLC.

Users in our system are listed as SSO or both email and SSO, except for one user. Instead of one listing in Users he has 2, one for email and one for SSO. I automate data extraction and reporting, and this user's duplication creation duplicate record when joined with other data sources.

ow can I correct this?