Zoom VDI application version numbering is all over the place. This adds complication when automating version checking/updating rules and creates confusion when trying to explain to users which plugin versions are compatible with a specific VDI desktop version.

As an example, the current Zoom VDI client version is listed on the website with four numbers separated by dots: "6.1.14.25530", but in the Zoom application, it's the build number is in parentheses, such as "6.1.14 (25530)" and in Windows Programs and Features the patch number "14" is dropped and  only the major, minor, and build number are included, separated by dots, i.e. "6.1.25530"

Meanwhile, the non-VDI Zoom Desktop application uses more consistent version numbering which always lists the major, minor and patch versions separated by dots, followed by the build number in parentheses.

Is there some reason for the inconsistency in the numbering format for the VDI components?

I created some polls in advance of a workshop I was going to facilitate on Zoom.  Normally, when I set up the Zoom meeting myself, I'm able to see the option to launch polls for the audience when I'm in the meeting.  In this case, however, I was not the one to set up the Zoom meeting - someone else did so I was not the main host.  When I joined the Zoom meeting, the host made me a co-host.  I went to launch a poll, but discovered the Poll feature was not available for me.  It did not show up in the main tool bar or under the "More" section.  I've had this happen before and don't understand why I can't access the polls I set up in advance when I'm a co-host even if it's for a meeting I didn't set up originally.

Hello,

I am currently using a Zoom account with HD video options already enabled, but I am still experiencing poor video quality in my recordings, particularly those stored in the cloud. This does not meet my professional requirements.

I would like to know if Zoom offers any feature or functionality to enhance the quality of recordings while keeping them stored in the cloud. If so, would it be possible to activate this feature for my account?

I am using professional video production equipment and have a high-speed internet connection, so I am confident my hardware setup is not the issue.

I look forward to your response and appreciate your assistance.

Hello! I need your help so much.

I recorded 2 important meetings on local pc (Mac). It were records for 1 hour and 30 minutes and second one - less than 10 minutes. But after 4 hours I cannot find this recording everywhere: not on Mac and not on https://zoom.us/recording/local too! Please, share with your experience what happened and when I can get my recordings?  I have a paid account if it's important. 

PS I did trial recordings twice: before meetings and after, and I can find this recordings (they were less 2 minutes). But my important recordings are lost😭

Hello,

How to create a permanent meeting link without any particular recurrence?

For some interlocutors, I would like to be able to always use the same link.

However, I only see the possibility of creating a recurrence (like every week).

This was possible before. But now, I don't know if it is still possible.

Thank you for your help.

Fellow Windows nerds will be familiar with how you can “Identify” your monitors inside the display settings.  This temporarily pops up a numeric identifier to make clear which is monitor 1 and which is 2, or 3 or more.  In my case I have 2.  Monitor 1 is connected via a DisplayPort output, and 2 is connected via hdmi.  However, when I’m in zoom and sinvoke the screen share dialogue box, the available screens to share are reversed.  I’m trying to train others to run meetings among individuals of a variety of skill levels.  This discrepancy mis-orients the user positionaly in our case, and also simply causes confusion in general because we refer to monitor 2 as the “second display,” which it rightly is, but zoom insists that it’s monitor 1.    Very annoying!  Anyone know how to resolve?  My best guess is that this has something to do with the fact that when the computer was first turned on out of the box, it was only connected to an hdmi monitor alone.  Then later, the DisplayPort monitor was added, and made the primary in windows 11.  Thanks in advance.