Good afternoon, we noted a new column popped up in our regular Zoom reporting titled "Total Participant Minutes" and just checking to see if there was a formal definition available or information on how this total is derived?

We assume its the combined total number of minutes for each participant (i.e., Participant A joined for ten minutes while participant B was late and joined for 5 minutes.  The Total Participant Minutes displayed would be 15).

If anyone is familiar with this data element and can confirm that would be great.  Thanks!

Since last update I am unable to just enter my Zoom room through home page - need to use URL link.  I don't formally schedule meetings,  just enter my room and meet there with others who have my link. - it seems to start a  'new meeting' which is separate and then others cannot enter - they get message that 'another meeting is in progress'. Please advise.  Thanks.

I received advice that a friend wanted to schedule a Zoom meeting with me [on my Apple desk top computer] I  said ok and they sent me a meeting ID and timing details    I accepted these and waited but was not invited to join the meeting   It could be that my old Apple device was not up to it.

I would like for someone to invite me to a hypothetical meeting so that I can go through the process again  Trying to check what went wrong.  Would have liked Zoom support to do this but it is impossible to get this request answered

I would like to confirm whether the participants had “Start Video” enabled.

I selected the meeting from the dashboard and exported the details of past meetings. The exported file seems to have 107 items for each user’s status, but which item should I check to know if the participants had “Start Video” enabled?

I apologize for my poor English.

I am encountering an issue with screen sharing in Zoom when using a third-party application with a custom cursor. Whenever the host shares their screen, the custom cursor from the third-party application is always displayed on the participant's side. This behavior persists irrespective of the application.

I have attached a sample video link for your reference.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J6zzKeU0P--X6V8q78Q3Dti0FGoDdA3Q/view?usp=sharing

Please check this issue and let me know.

This custom cursor issue also reproduces with the MS Paint app.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Launch Zoom and start a meeting.
2. Use a third-party application that implements a custom cursor. use this custom cursor at host side
3. Share your screen using Zoom at host side.
4. Observe the participant's side custom cursor is stay open.

Expected Behavior: The custom cursor should not be displayed on the participant's side unless intentionally shared.

Actual Behavior: The custom cursor from the third-party application is always displayed on the participant's side.

Windows version 6.1.1   macOS Sonoma 14.4.1

Currently, when the PC Windows client version 6.1.1  takes over a screen sharing session, the macOS Zoom Workplace  6.0.11 is not able to see the shared screen whilst other Windows client were able to see the new share.

This used to work when the PC Zoom version was 5.8.