I attend two regular class meetings hosted by two people in England.  I'm in Canada (not sure if this makes any difference for connectivity).  They often divide our groups into breakout rooms.  Usually I can go into the first breakout room with no problem, but when they do a second breakout session, I lose my audio and video connection.  Generally, I can hear what's going on, but the participants in the breakout room cannot hear or see me.  I get an exclamation mark that my mic is not connected, though I have done nothing.  Then Zoom freezes and tells me 'Zoom is not responding'.  I've tried closing out Zoom, unplugging my camera/mic and re-plugging it in, rebooting.  Getting out of Zoom is extremely difficult, and it's only by unplugging my camera/mic and rebooting several times that I can finally get back into the meeting--if it hasn't finished by the time I do.  This whole procedure usually takes me about 20 minutes of absolute frustration, as I am missing out on half of my classes. Any suggestions, please and thanks?  I am on the Basic Plan now, as I wasn't using Premium often enough to host, but it happened in Premium as well.  I use Windows 10 on a desktop, in Firefox.

Hi all!

I've searched quite a bit for this and am struggling to find a solution.

Our preference is to send Meeting Invites from within the Zoom App when we schedule a new meeting. We have a way of automatically preparing student email addresses where they are separated by a comma. 

However, this is resulting in ALL invitees receiving EVERYONE'S email address. Is there a way to turn this off inside the Zoom Settings? We'd prefer not to have to use an external Email Client if at all possible.

Thanks in advance!

Dave

I hosted a meeting yesterday and transcription was turned on. However after ending the meeting I can't find a copy on my desktop or the cloud.

Does the transcription only go to the person who turned it on? How can I find out who this was or get a copy? I thought I would be able to access it after the meeting.

Hola, presento el siguiente problema en un equipo Dell, al abrir Zoom y unirse a una llamada, aparece el siguiente error:
“No se pudieron detectar su micrófono ni su altavoz. Asegúrese de que sus dispositivos estén conectados correctamente.”

 He realizado lo siguiente:

1. Actualización de Windows.
2. Revisión de la configuración de privacidad, confirmando que Zoom tiene permisos para acceder al micrófono.
3. Instalación de una versión anterior del controlador de sonido, considerando que podría ser un problema del driver.
4. Descartado que sea un problema de hardware, ya que el micrófono y los altavoces funcionan correctamente en otras aplicaciones como Google Meet y Microsoft Teams.
5. Revisión exhaustiva de la configuración de la aplicación Zoom, sin encontrar anomalías.
6. Actualización de la aplicación Zoom
   
   A pesar de estas acciones, el problema persiste exclusivamente en Zoom. La única medida no realizada es formatear el equipo e instalar nuevamente el sistema operativo.

¿Existe alguna solución adicional que pueda probar antes de proceder con el formateo del equipo?

Hi, anyone able to help with my video which is getting so bright especially in white background and when light is on please? Even when I turn off the light, almost the same. As in super bright that you just want to turn off your cam 😞 Unfortunately our house is all white. Been using Zoom since 2020 and never had this issue before.

Previous versions of Zoom had a very conspicuous and easy to use red 'record' button displayed on the main menu bar which turned into an also easy to use stop/pause button during recording.  This is now relegated to a drop down menu that takes several seconds to get to and click on.  This is stupid.  PUT IT BACK where we can get to it quickly. OR allow us to customize the features we want on our menu bar.  

Another feature that has been 'updated out' is the pause during recording feature; previously you could pause recording without the software separating the video into separate clips.  Now using pause cuts the video into separate individual files which have to be put back together with editing software if you want a continuous file.  Also STUPID.  If we wanted recording to be separate files, we would hit STOP or end recording.