Hey hey!  

I'm a dance fitness instructor, using ZOOM to teach virtually during my in-person classes.

I start my meeting, share my computer audio (Spotify) (which is also connected via bluetooth to an external speaker).  I mute everyone in the zoom meeting, including myself, and teach my class.

Everything is perfect so far!

At the end of class, I do a stretch/cooldown portion, where I need my zoom participants to hear me.  I have an external mic headset, that is connected to my laptop, I unmute myself in Zoom, and I turn down the music on my laptop (which is still connected to my external speaker), and begin my cooldown, while walking participants through the motion

The problem:
The music from the shared audio is still too loud for my Zoom participants and they can barely hear me speaking in the microphone.

Question:

Can I control the shared audio volume to only affect the Zoom participants, and not my in-person folks?  (ie: turn the music down for the zoom participants)

Can I turn up the volume for my microphone? (I checked microphone settings, and have the mic already turned all the way up, but it's not loud enough because the background music - shared audio - is still at 100%)

please help 🙂

This has been happening ever since the previous update. It is infuriating. The whiteboard resizes from full screen to smaller size when clicking on any of the tools. It doesn't happen with screen sharing. Only with the whiteboard.

I'm using Zoom for windows (11) and have tried re-installing zoom and changing as many settings that I can imagine will work. 

I  have Workplace Pro.  When I'm in a Zoom Meeting I usually get kicked off at some point.  Is there a reason why this happens?  I feel I pay a lot of money for the service only to get disappointed in a meeting.  What can I do to prevent this from happening.  I am usually on my laptop with this occurs.