Using an old low spec. laptop running 32bit Debian 12 OS; Zoom app. isn't available.  Audio seems to work normally for everything else; with headphones I'd get some broken up audio.  Chat GPT's dubious advice led nowhere except that all fairly obvious steps were taken checked e.g. browser permissions; volume showing Zoom audio running etc.  Bing Co-pilot gave up and suggested trying Zoom.

I am doing an interview on Zoom call/meeting.  My audio is fine I have my Podtrack P4 and mic and headphones connected to laptop.  I am in the US and have fast internet at my house.   The guy I am interviewing lives in Germany and says his internet is not as great as mine, but the guy has money and lives in nice area.  But I am having audio issues on his end.  He can hear me, but when he talks sometimes, he is normal volume then the volume gets quiet. I can still hear him, but it gets very quiet like he is far away but is clear.  Then occasionally i don't hear anything.  This is all within 30seconds.  The video is always clear, so that makes me think it is not the speed of the connection.  So, I ended it and sent him a headset with a mic. 

Attempt 2 with headset:  Same thing happened.  Talking to my friends that do ZOOM calls at work constantly, they say if it was connection the video would be having issues.  but the video part is fine it is the audio.  Maybe he didn't hook the headset up properly, but it is a Logitech and just plugs into the computer and he showed me that it was on.  My friend that is into audio/video did some looking into it today and thinks it might be BACKGROUND NOISE SUPPRESION.  I have not tried that, but the guy's voice never sounds like a robot or breaks in and out like a bad connection it just gets quieter for a few seconds then goes back to normal for a few seconds, then I can't hear briefly before it goes back to quiet and normal volume.     

Over the past few weeks, I've set up meetings through the online Zoom app. I then added them to my Google Calendar so that I can keep track of when all of them are. But now, I opened the online and separate Zoom app and some of my meetings are not there. These were recurring meetings, but they aren't showing up at all. I can't even find the initial meeting. 

Is there a way to search for a meeting and then add it to your Zoom calendar? Or can you add a meeting to your calendar with a specific meeting ID? I set up the meeting and still have the meeting ID and link, so it should be possible to just add it to my calendar as a recurring meeting, right?

The saved meeting chat transcript showed comments from only one of the ten meeting participants.  Why didn't the transcript include all comments from all participants?  In the settings, I had made sure to enable  "Allow user to save chats from the meetings: Everyone", and "Meeting chat - Auto-save" was also enabled. I looked through the community and don't see this issue.   Thanks for any help.