it took me a long time to understand that you can't just add any Zoom user to the host list.  You can only add a paid (Licensed) user and this user must be added to your  account.

I have someone I need to delegate hosting to. She is a paid licensed user so that should be good. But when I go to add her to my account, I learn that her license then becomes part of my "organization" and she gets a refund and I pay her bill.  Is this the only way to do this? Neither she nor I want to be partners - we just have a one-time need for collaboration.

How do solopreneurs delegate meeting hosting?

Is it possible that I could add her as a Basic user and your system would read that she's a licensed user thereby allowing me to add her as an alternative host?

The only solution I see is for me to give her my login, which can't be a good idea for Zoom security.

Hi guys, 

i have a problem with my meetings schedule. I received two invitations via Mail for reacurring meetings. Unfortunately they dont show when i log in to my desktop zoom client and go to meetings. All the meetings that I plan are showing in the schedules, but the meetings i am invited to dont occur in the list. How do i solve this? Is there a setting i have to change? 

I am looking forward to your recommendations. 

Regards 

JS Investments 

Hi,
I have invited to a zoom meeting from Outlook and the meeting is not showing up on my scheduled meeting list on. https://zoom.us/meeting/schedule

Please advice since I need to add another host to this particular meeting.

Thank you very much for your quick reply, much appreciated!
Kind regards
Cattis 

Hello, Community!

My team and I regularly submit feature requests (like, a LOT of feature requests) to Zoom, but I'm looking to get in the habit of sharing these here so that if other community users feel that the proposed features (sometimes blatant oversights or bug-fixes that get classified as 'features' by Zoom dev teams) are useful, additional feature requests can be lodged to gain traction.

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Requested Feature: Near-End Camera Control

Description: Ability to control PTZ (pan/tilt/zoom) of a Zoom-certified UVC-compatible webcam directly from the Zoom application. If supported by the camera, additional UVC standards parameters could be modified (contrast, brightness, saturation, focus).

Context: Zoom Client currently has access to UVC controls (PTZ) with its far-end camera control options, but offers no option for near-end control. More simply, others can be delegated access to control your camera, but you can't even control it yourself!!

Use-case: Zoom Client users may wish to adjust their webcams and currently need to do so using a 3rd-party utility. Increases productivity, reduces bloatware.

Estimated implementation effort: Minimal. Again, Zoom Client is already able to control compatible cameras, but the control is not given to the local user. Mac and Windows Zoom Rooms systems have full control access to local cameras as well.

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If you think near-end control is a feature that you or your users would utilize, please be sure to submit a formal feature request!