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Greetings all,
What do you guys think of the original post (see below)? I can see part of the appeal, but wondered what the arguments would be against having this feature.
Original post -> https://devforum.zoom.us/t/see-participants-only-if-camera-is-enabled/50147
-Alan
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I have 3 different people who use iPads connecting to our religious meetings who all have had a black screen on speaker view. Two of these seem to have cleared up for some reason, one is still having the issue. No idea why. He sees himself in the corner, like normal. If he switches to Gallery View he sees the active speaker, but switching back to Speaker View yields a black screen. It does show the name of the expected speaker in the corner. All 3 of these people have different iPad models, they're all up to date. Our meetings typically have about 60+ participants. We use a Waiting Room to start. We don't Spotlight speakers. Anybody had this issue and figure out a solution?
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In a free version I could easily give my students a mouse control for them to do dif tasks. Yesterday I bought an annual pro subscription and that useful feature just disappeared 😞 Though it was the ONLY reason I actually chose zoom over lots of other options. There's 'slide control' now--a student can move a mouse cursor but can't click, or anything. I've looked through all the settings and recommended solutions and can't find how to solve it. Where is the 'remote control' I have to use according to instructions?
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During our meetings we commonly have speakers scheduled for a certain amount of time, e.g. 10 minutes. Some speakers just start riffing... If I'm the meeting host, I keep the speakers on time through a different messaging service, e.g. Slack, so there is zero possibility of my activities affecting the session, my participation, the speaker's participation, or any chat logs. But that's awkward. When it's a short presentation, I have to send timer messages just minutes after they get started. The Zoom Timer app is either useful to only me or absolutely everybody. That's no good. (Also, why is it not smart enough to work with "Mirror My Video"?) In a perfect world, with a perfect timer app: I know what you're thinking: Cool story, bro. But has someone out there made the Zoom timer app of my dreams?
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The last 2 meetings I hosted, the meeting just closed out of nowhere- probably around the 20-minute mark. I have the paid version. Has this happened to anyone else?
We are about to start a 10-session training for new members to our organization. We want to create one link that will be used for each of the sessions. We see that that is possible. My question or concern is what happens when we record the sessions. Since the link will have the same titles associated with it, with each new meeting overwrite the recording from the last one. Or, are they identified and saved by dates? It is imperative that we have recordings for students who miss meetings to use for make up.
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Cuando ingreso al zoom escucho sin ningún tipo de problema. Cuando la otra persona comparte pantalla, escucho lo que dice, pero cuando pone música la escucho entrecortada. No uso auriculares. Si pongo auriculares, bluetooth escucho bien, pero cuando hablo mi sonido sale como si estuviese dentro de un túnel o cacerola. Quiero poder escuchar bien sin auriculares. No puedo hallar la solución. Agradezco ayuda
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