Hola

Nosotros tenemos actualmente el plan Pro y queremos hacer una reunión con traducción simultanea, no tenemos una persona que haga la traducción, ni tampoco nos sirven los substítulos, Lo que queremos saber es si es posible que yo por ejemplo hable en inglés y los usuarios puedan escuchar la traducción en ucraniano, pero sin que haya una persona que lo haga, sino a través de zoom de forma automática.

Si el plan que tenemos (Pro), no nos sirve nos gustaría saber con que plan sería posible hacerlo.

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Hello

We currently have the Pro plan and we want to hold a meeting with simultaneous translation. We don't have a person to do the translation, nor do the subtitles work for us. What we want to know is if it is possible for me, for example, to speak in English and the users can listen to the translation in ukrainian, but without a person doing it, but through zoom automatically.

If the plan we have (Pro) does not work for us, we would like to know with which plan it would be possible to do it.

in getting ready for a zoom meeting I had 'camera disabled' once zoom started on my windows 10 desktop that uses a USB webcam.  

Seeing 'disabled' I started checking permissions of the browser (duckduckgo and chrome). 

I had recently changed from Norton 360 to bitdefender -so I went through all those settings. 

I next went to 'settings - devices' because I thought well maybe the camera quit working or a reboot was required.  

Device wasn't listed.  

Trace cable to webcam - it is unplugged.  

If the zoom application simply said 'camera unavailable' or 'camera not present' then I would have check it first. 

Since the application said 'camera disabled' someone with decades in the trade assumes that something is blocking access to the camera, but the system knows the camera is plugged in. 

The crafting of error message text is important.   

Many products simply say 'xxxx has encountered a problem and will shut down'   well, even the old blue screens at least told us where to look. 

I suggest an improvement to the diagnostics and error codes within zoom to save time as more often that not, we only engage the product a few minutes before we need it and that doesn't usually provide us with enough time to track down errors. 

I posted this before with some humor attached, and that post was removed. 

So now you get the boring one.   

I have 2 regular recurring meetings - one every Monday at 11am, and one every Wednesday at 6pm.  Today I discovered the meetings are no longer showing up on my list of upcoming meetings.  There's nowhere to start the meeting from.  I could recreate it, except the meeting link has been published  a number of places as they are regular office hours for virtual students.  If I find the link (like, that I sent out via email to a student in the past) it lets me start it and recognizes I'm the host, and all is well.  But how can I get it back to showing up in my list of scheduled meetings??

How can I integrate Zoom for Mac with iCal so that when I schedule a new meeting using the Zoom app, it automatically opens iCal? This was a feature I've been using for years on my old MacBook, but on the most recent version of Zoom Version: 6.3.6 (47101) it appears to no longer be an option.

Hi! I am working on a Mac, and for years, all meetings I created in Zoom were directly entered into ical. This has stopped working since I upgraded to a new computer. I have browsed this forum, and no solutions I have found seem to be working. What can I do? 

When virtual background was turned off in earlier versions, it turned off. Then I could hold up stuff before the camera and it would look OK. Now when I turn off virtual backgrounds it is all blue and I can't show anything I hold up in front of the camera or see anything but a blue virtual background that causes weird stuff to happen to my image like disappearing parts of my head etc.

I would like to automatically share Zoom AI summaries with all attendees of a meeting. While there is already an option for this, it does not work when the members are under a Google group. In this case, the members under the group are not given access to the summary automatically and must be given access manually which is tedious for groups with a large number of members.

Can this be changed so meetings shared to groups give access to all members of group to AI summary.

I am trying to set up meetings and the pop-up calendar weeks start on Sundays. My brain is having trouble translating it and I am concerned about sending mistaken dates to guests. Anyone know if there is a option under settings for this? I can't find it in the usual places.

I searched the web/reddit/quora and can't find an answer to this one. 

Hi folks,

We have automatic closed captioning enabled but during zoom meeting the option for CC is not appearing. Is anyone else having these issues recently?

Previously we had auto CC enabled but in meeting the option that would show up was for manual CC. I made sure that manual CC was disabled and auto CC enabled, through the web portal. During zoom meeting the option for CC still prompted us to assign someone to manually do CC. I went through this meeting to the settings and noticed that manual CC had somehow been enabled, even though we had just disabled it. After disabling, again, and making sure the auto CC was still enabled, the zoom meeting no longer had the CC option at all. I rebooted Zoom. Signed out and signed back in. Restarted my computer, and the problem persists...

Help...