Hi

I'm using a Workplace pro account for work.  We have a single licence.  When I'm signed in to the zoom app on my macbook and go to schedule a meeting, as soon as I enter an address into the 'attendees' field, zoom automatically  adds a particular colleague as the host of the meeting to the list of attendees.  Worse  - even if I delete this colleague from the list, and send the meeting out, it still has him as the host, and all of this is with his name and email address (i.e. not the email address connected to our pro-account) as the host.

I've scoured the internet and zoom for where this setting (presumably something like 'default host for meetings') might be, and simply cannot find a way of changing this - help!

Thanks in advance

Hi. The automated captions/live transcription does not work on my work Zoom account. The 'closed captions' function works fine but the live transcription  doesn't show despite having turned it on in account settings. I thought perhaps it was user error/I was enabling the function incorrectly so tried it on my free Zoom personal account and it works fine on that. Whatever I do though, I cant get it to work on my work account. I am on the latest version of Zoom so I don't think its that. Any ideas?

Why is it that when I enter an attendees email into a meeting that they don't actually receive an email?   I've tried scheduling a meeting as a test with myself as with other people and they never actually receive an invite.   Is this a Zoom problem or is their a setting that I've got wrong that's preventing the email invite from being sent?  I'm using Zoom One Pro if that helps.

Hi

I have installed Zoom Workplace 6.1.1. My previous Zoom had camera and audio icons in the bottom of the window, enabling me to turn them on and off during a meeting. My new version does not have a camera icon at all, and the audio icon is only a link to settings. 

Can I install camera ind audio on/off icons?

John

If Zoom is the base profile and Teams is also available, is it possible for there to be a functionality issue with Teams that does not show up in Zoom as well?

Example - if the mics in a Teams meeting are not picking up signal, is there any reason they would work in Zoom instead, or is the functionality of Teams dependent on Zoom's ability to do all of its functions properly?

Trying to figure out if I need to keep testing Teams meetings as well when I'm testing a room, or if I can just test Zoom, and if there was any issue, it would show up in Zoom.

Thanks in advance,
Matt

Hello, I use Momence as a way to share online classes. Recordings of classes are supposed to be emailed automatically. It has stopped working and Momence says everything is fine on their end and it must be an issue with zoom. Can't talk to support and have found no helpful links.