I've noticed that while hosting Zoom meetings, my video output appears to be of low quality. However, I can view the videos of invited participants in high quality. I am using a Logitech Brio 4K camera. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to troubleshoot this issue?

Hello,

After the Zoom server issue yesterday, we found that some accounts became unusable. We are using Zoom Workplace and conduct chats and meetings through Team Chat, without using meeting links.

Although affected users can log in normally, we cannot send messages or start meetings with their accounts. We have tried all possible troubleshooting steps such as rebooting, checking for updates, and reinstalling, but nothing worked — we had to create new accounts in order to continue our meetings.

When we send a message to an affected account, we receive a notification saying “The user does not exist.” However, the account still appears online and even shows as “In a meeting.”

We also asked the affected users to send us messages or initiate meetings, but that didn’t work either — the connection failed, and messages could not be delivered.

Could anyone please advise if there is a fix for this issue or if Zoom is aware of an ongoing problem related to this?

Thank you.

Most of the time, I experience this issue during scheduled Zoom meetings initiated via the Neat Pad to an LCD screen.
The host can see invited participants on their laptop through Zoom, but cannot see the same participants on the external screen connected via the Neat Pad, even though all settings in Zoom and on the Neat Pad appear to be correct.

What could be the reason?

My Zoom account has been stuck showing “Offline” for several days.
Both I and my contacts see each other as offline, and my status cannot be changed manually.

I have already tried the following steps, but the issue persists:

Hello, I’d like to ask about a technical issue that happened during a one-on-one Zoom class in January 2025.

Here are the details:

• It was a 1:1 class with only the instructor and me.

• The instructor joined with two different Zoom accounts – one for sharing a PowerPoint (PPT) and another for speaking as the presenter.

• I also joined using two of my own Zoom accounts – one on my PC and one on my iPad.

• During the class, the instructor said that the profile picture of my PC account displayed the “OBS” logo, and they assumed I was recording the session.

• However, I was not recording, and OBS Studio was not installed or running on my computer at that time.

For your reference, I used OBS Studio a few years ago during the COVID-19 period to record casual online meetings with friends, but it has not been installed on my current computer for a long time.

I would like to clarify the following points:

1. Can Zoom automatically display a third-party application logo (like OBS) as a participant’s profile picture under any circumstances?

2. If OBS Studio was previously installed and then uninstalled, could any leftover settings or virtual camera drivers cause Zoom to show the OBS logo?

3. Does Zoom have any feature that replaces or overrides a user’s chosen profile image with an external program’s logo?

This misunderstanding has caused a dispute, so I’d really appreciate your technical confirmation regarding whether such a situation is technically possible in Zoom.

Thank you very much.