I have a private room that I'm sharing  with my team. They all use the same meeting URL every day and the same host key from my account. I used to be a team member in another team that had the same type of setup, only this time around I'm the owner of the account and it's my private room URL, not another persons private room. When I was a user of that in prior years everyone in the team was able to create breakout rooms after claiming host, however my team mates are not able to create breakout rooms after claiming host. I have looked trough all the settings in my profile page and inside Zoom PMI settings but there's nothing there to explain this. We are all using desktop application and there's a mix between iOS and W10. Just like it used to be in my prior team.  So it's the same setup with different outcome. What's up with that? 

When someone other than me claims host, are they defined as "Co host"? I see this title occurs alot in the Zoom support texts, but WHAT is a co-host? Is that the person that claims host but do NOT own the account?

Really at a loss here. 

Connected my Galaxy Buds 3, all worked fine. 

Closed Zoom during a break, started back up, tested Buds before logging in - worked fine. 
Once I got into the room however, the microphone stopped working. 

I double checked that the Buds were chosen as both Speakers and Microphone, independently and "Same as System." Tried testing them while in the room, sound was fine, but zero microphone. 

As soon as I plugged in my old USB headset, instantly everything worked. 

I read that there had been compatibility issues with earlier versions of Galaxy Buds, but still?
Thoughts?

I used to record my ppt presentations as videos and my image was visible in a little window I could move to where i wanted it before hitting 'record'.  I simply shared the screen and then opened the PPT - I did not select PPT as background. 
Later I added a 2nd screen and was advised to change some settings but can't remember which ones now and I don't know if it's because of that or because of the 2025 zoom update but now, when I record I can't see that little image to move it anymore.  If I just open a PPT and start recording I can't see it, but when I view the video there it is - I have no choice about where it is placed.
When I try to use the options on the right, instead of stretching my presentation right across the screen they center it and in that case I am able to move my image but now the ppt is centered, I'm not in front of it anymore where I want to be. 
Can anybody tell me what is wrong? I've spent hours playing with this, so many options that could be the culprit - or combination thereof - but I can't find it.
Any help appreciated. Thank you. 
@membership 

Hello,

I recorded a Zoom meeting in the cloud, as art of my membership business. I edited the video using Zoom's trimming tool, and both the video and audio looked perfectly fine. When I downloaded the trimmed files and tried to play them, the video did not appear, but the audio played fine. I tested these files on VLC Media Player, Camtasia Studio, and DaVinci Resolve.  I then reverted the video and downloaded the originals...no luck with any of these, either. Same issue.

I have previously downloaded and played many videos from Zoom with no problem, using these same tools. Today, I tried to play back the recording in the Zoom Hub and received the following message: "The media playback was aborted due to a corruption problem or because the media used features your browser did not support."

Is there someone at Zoom who can help recover my recording?

I received no error code. I am working on a Dell Alienware Area 51 AT2250 desktop computer (Windows 11, NVIDIA RTX 5090 GPU). My Zoom Workplace for Windows version is 6.6.1 (15968).