Hi, I apologise if this has been asked before (I have looked and couldn't find an answer).  When I am presenting using a screen share it is frustrating not to be able to see participants (unless their video thumbnails cover my presentation).  My work around for this has been to join another device as a participant, for the presentation part of the meeting, which isn't ideal.  I am wondering if I had a second screen if it would show me the side by side view like when I join another device as a participant, or would it be different?  For example on a second screen could I see a gallery view on this screen without seeing the presentation that I am sharing on my MacBook?  It is a shame that zoom don't offer a side by side view for the presenter like when attending a meeting.  I am working out if it is worth me getting a second monitor or whether to continue with adding an additional device like I have been doing, unless of course zoom finally add the side by side option for hosts presenting.  Any advice appreciated.

I had to enable sharing because my teaching platform limited file size to the point I couldn't upload them.  As a temporary solution until I change platforms, I somehow enabled sharing so people could view only. However, as the owner and admin, I'm  now not able to download them. 

I taught a class today and wanted to download it to my computer so I can upload it to a new teaching platform, but there is no option to do so in recordings.  Help?

I am responsible to look after the PC at a hall where Zoom meetings are hosted. I have received reports from 2 host users for 2 problems.

1- A loud annoying "Pop" sound after someone has finished commenting.

2- A sound when someone raises or lowers a hand.

Is there any way to stop these sounds? Your advice would be appreciated.

Kind regards

Chris

Hello,  I teach Speech and Drama on Zoom and the students take their exams that way too. Most use free Zoom on their phones for this purpose. I find that the background sound suppression kicks in if the kids go into high pitched talking or shouting as part of their Acting pieces. Is there a means of still having the sound in the room enhanced and yet disabling this suppression. If we use `natural sound`  then we cannot hear what they are saying properly.  If the free version does not allow this, then what level of subscription would parents need to support this please?

Is it possible to manage participant right individually during zoom meeting? For example, if I turnoff the possibility to turn on video or unmute yourself options for all participants, could I give it back to few OR only I could either activate for all or deactivate for all

I have been paying for Zoom Professional for years, but Zoom has failed to provide a sound stream (music tracks) that I can send to singers, so they can sing along to it (and I can record their vocals)The problem is that as soon as the vocalist starts to sing with the track, the music I am sending cuts out, so the client has no way to be able to keep in time or in pitch with the music. 

This is a really big drag and I am shocked that it still hasn't been fixed by Zoom after 4.5 years! This problem doesn't occur when doing the same thing on a Mac but I don't get on with MacIntosh computers and neither do many of my colleagues, a large number of whom have complained of similar difficulties on Zoom when using Windows. I became aware of this problem back in 2020 when I first started using Zoom. Not happy. Anyone else's comments appreciated.

zoom cannot be installed on Windows 10 any more?

if we get it downloaded from the link https://zoom.us/client/5.17.7.31859/ZoomInstallerFull.exe?archType=x64 provided on the page https://zoom.us/download#client_4meeting - the installation starts, but its window dissolves in the air at the middle of the installation process and the process itself disappears from the List of processes in the TaskManager. Disabling ESET antivirus doesn't help too.

If we get it downloaded from the link  https://us04web.zoom.us/launch/download/kLZ0QGKX6ArRIIebVAgD6dix_rPCk7NAcYTWN37F2swUa-Q_2hNy8ZheHSxFpXWPkjeZuql4TkZ2mdXnQmiNB7I7W9WQIVdQeeH0U-zuFXGA-MJWFjriJ74V-cbSgDopUW5LDzgYnSAeUqrSWMHwKiR8v9kKJWsCZjfMMyEzAu0Ddl07AILb-W6J7Q2Bz0VExk89nzXcYo55aVASguJhpkxpd7-6fIYwINiRKwn_Tl90cmOpJtsqWvu0dad7kFcawx5uNRaanbczCuh5643V-00BREi4Ki5f7_q9Tgq8dGVDYzm02uPgWHeijQJ67smHCehejNRZJU6cs4F6Fmu4Fp7-lwbBAToBNuItQ6lP3idhllxvCTA_DtQ2-GDMDEhSyOufGS2nMXjsBOjVFHGvTgoUrTfLqJ06fKrFE4NfkDUshMhzd3RXm0hn0f1_hH1rGhULS6rNCq5q3b6XHVnClS25X7pUc6_5f1Li6mfw2lAESfe7CTjHig4YPuXdZs5butP_b0iUcQi1FpJqTRV_ifgGlZNVGQgDQuN0zkAsTD-f7dLnGQDqwFq5kmdvTuxbsZaupze27sShPkDENeZjp3T2EXAYtgw5ICS7_gm_J-4x3o__LtScBCaTenDx4rG9MiaAciaFWJREysKRgA1dxptsE9mvOQwK5CoY7ietdYXsDUvo6ra__X5A3Sujm80Ji_8ObU88b0_gEduth5nw9hVH1HHXBE8whlRQpSAvnwRGv40XhVVV7-Vj-tWe_7B8t04Trtk17ePvNLxbUFCOqe5VUTuK8AOBFFdc3mZEmEvd3Yz7dkj5J3Ch1rEtaXo27Tim4hHGjV9eRt8iCXCYxmHXT1kmFY8ISPV45bAze3b1PNCb2cC38cN_8Nj14JDPbb8ksJjRUcaK6rOyZmbRa4DeHQhKyS6r6vlCbB4BLCUwc-kwgqVu9z2lnBK8x3M9xCndy5SodPxat7xZvZu8FPBBe34JKNIVSvX6ZhlHar9a4-ECUAFfrCS6Kdz6SKF8_dQESWhdEm_UbVnvtUCIY9bvYWc1ZmfeVf3PX-IQbDAhh2U3Fglp.ihJ3XYQP4b1A-MOk/meeting/5gRX2sl5-MqdX_-5XuyP6lgPvyDtBBcDujA.b4f4Z7fWHd-UQ7Bo/Zoom_launcher.exe  provided on the page  https://us04web.zoom.us/s/***********?pwd=L01RUC9La3U2dUNqZUVwN2Z1aWZQ0T09#success  - that web-installer always hangs on 95% of the installation progress bar and never ends although the process of the installer remains unfrozen in the list of processes.

So how can we get ZOOM software working on our windows-based computers at all?