I had zoom but needed to do an upgrade on the program. When trying to install onto Win11 and downloading  ,Version 6.1.11 (45504) I get an error message that says reslib.dll is missing. 

Search for reslib.dll using dir reslib.dll /s no files. tried dir reslib.* /s no files.

I am not sure which app this dll would have been installed with in the first place. The Zoom installer stops right away saying that is missing.

Any help would be great!

-Stephen

I am hoping that someone might be able to shine a light on an issue one of our users has with Zoom with Starting or Joining a meeting.

Currently we have a user having an issue with Zoom taking upwards of two minutes to either Join or Create a new meeting at best it takes a few minutes but at worst it can take closer to 15minutes for this user device to connect to a Zoom meeting link they have been sent or even start a New meeting themselves.

Currently they are on Zoom (64bit) Version 6.1.10 and their device is running Windows 11 Pro Version 23H2 (Build 22631.4037).

The hardware is a Lenovo ThinkPad 16s Pro Gen2 with a AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 7480, 32Gb Ram and a 512Gb SSD.

We have tried the following:

1. Un-installed Zoom, restarted device and then downloaded and re-installed.

2. Un-installed Zoom using the "Zoom Full Uninstaller" tool as per your website and re-started device, re-installed Zoom after re-downloading the latest release.

3. Clearing all Zoom Cookies and Cached data from the web-browser.

Unfortunately none of these have resolved the issue for this user and they are having no end of issues joining meetings setup with Zoom, as it is taking an extremely long time to connect.

I can confirm that the user is logged in to the desktop app and they are able to Open the settings, check for updates, view the calendar without any issues or delays.

Any advise or assistance with resolving this would be great!

ゲストにローカル保存をしてもらう際に、ホスト側で許可をしたにも関わらず、ローカル保存ができませんでした。

原因がわかる方いらっしゃましたら、ご教示のほどいただけないでしょうか？

よろしくお願いいたします。

◆当日の流れ

・ホスト側でも録画を行っていました。

・ゲストが録画する際は、ゲスト側の録画ボタンを押してもらい、ホストの方に許可の通知がきたので許可をしました。

・zoomブラウザ上での「レコーディング＞コンピュータファイルにレコーディングする」の設定はONになっていました。

・終了後はゲスト側に停止ボタンを押してもらい退出してもらいました。

・その後、ホスト側では10分ほど引き続き録画を継続。

・録画を停止し、ミーティングを終了しました。

There's so much difference between before and after sharing
It seems that the output of the microphone is properly communicated to the other person before performing the sharing, while the output does not appear to be generated after performing the sharing

The reasons are as follows
1. Microphone volume before and after sharing (green up and down) is different
1.1 Before sharing, the microphone volume motion was improved, and the output was improved and communicated well
1.2 When shared, the microphone volume goes down and slowly goes up shallowly, and the output doesn't work

How can we fix this phenomenon?

Hi all, I would like to enquire relating to the zoom background. I have 2 issues with regards to this. I want our company's zoom call to be able to showcase our company's/zoom's default virtual backgrounds as well as to show everyone's faces in the meeting room via 1 externally plugged in camera. However, the limitation lies with everyone not being able to be seen inside the screen once the virtual background is being set. Is there any way to showcase everyone's face with a virtual background though? Does the problem lie with the camera not being 4K and higher or is that just a limitation from zoom? I've contacted zoom support before on this and they suggested putting a greenscreen as the backdrop to cater to this. The price isn't an issue, but more of whether it will work or not? I require a firm/certain solution to this subject of matter. 

Another thing we have tried is the immersive view but it requires everyone to bring in their laptops to the meeting room and dial in into the same meeting call which is quite unideal for such situation when everyone is gathered together in the same meeting room dialing into a call with people overseas. 

Anyone with suggestions or solutions, please help out here, thanks!

Greetings,

This problem existed with the old client which I figured was the start of deprecation requiring updates. So, I finally updated to the latestZoom but this problem persists. I launch the client, I get a spinning circle as if it's trying to load my meeting and eventually stops with nothing. I wait, reload, click on other tabs, try other features (settings, chat msgs, etc) and then go back and usually still nothing, but sporadically surprise!...my meetings show up.

Additionally, when I simply try to *JOIN* my own meeting the client timeout with an error.  Seriously, WTH?  It's a paid, registered account which I can chat with colleagues, but when it comes to just listing meeting...nada.  Then I'm asked if I want to join from the browser...WHY????  Why should I launch Zoom's web site, log in, navigate to my meetings, click START, just for it to launch the client which is already open!?!?

I wireshark'd my network and only port 443 requests are being made so it's not a normal firewall/networking issue. I removed a list of blacklisted networks from my firewall, reloaded my meetings, and they showed up. However, when I closed Zoom, cleared my blacklist, and launched Zoom again it would not show my meetings.  So my firewall is not the issue.

Just to be safe, what are the subnets (IPv4) used by Zoom, particularly for our scheduled meeting lists? I can use this to ensure they don't get blacklisted. Please don't just provide some /8 network from some cloud provider...that's far too many IPs as I'm sure Zoom does not utilize 16 million IPs. There must be a collection of IPs/subnets Zoom uses.

Edit: Prior to editing this message, I reloaded my blacklist, edited this message, then went back to Zoom and reloaded my meetings.  Surprise!  They showed up.  It's as if I have to wait until Zoom gets comfy before I can reload and see my meetings.

You all need to do some serious testing with your Linux clients.

--dagershman