I have a scenario where 2 laptops are in the same space, one is hosting and the other is presenting a video with audio. The hosting laptop is connected to the room system, so any audio coming from the host computer will be amplified to the room. This includes any audio that the presenting laptop screen shares.

So to avoid an echo, it would be ideal for the presenting laptop (MacBook) to screen share with sound, but not output audio to the laptop. I want the laptop to only output audio to Zoom. But the volume of the screen shared audio seems to be tied with the laptop output volume. If I mute volume output on the MacBook, the screen shared audio is muted. In the Zoom meeting if I "Leave Computer Audio" the audio is still heard both through the laptop speakers and the screen share.

What I really need in Zoom is a "Select a speaker: None" option. The fix right now is to plug in headphones.

Is there a way to screen share with audio but not output audio to the computer (specifically a Mac)? Thanks!

Hello everyone, 

Is it possible to recover meetings, clicking on the respective links that have expired?

I remember having converted a zoom meeting to an .mp4 archive, two years ago.  That conversion was before its expiry date and so I managed to have it at my disposal, even now, having saved it in the 'Downloads' section of my computer.

In the case I am describing now, the expiry date is over and, moreover, I don't remember exactly how I did that conversion, the only thing I remember is that I pressed the 'download' button at the archive and it was saved in the 'downloads' section as an .mp4.

Now this 'trick' doesn't work anymore. 

If there is some other solution, I would be glad to know. 

Thank you

I am very frustrated. I teach an online lecture on art history. In the past, I augmented my lectures with different media. I was able to play sound from my Spotify and YouTube accounts, and I successfully embedded my PowerPoint presentations on Zoom without issue. Now I cannot do this, at least not consistently.

Zoom's help site says:  

"select SHARE SOUND"

However, when I do NOT have a SHARE SOUND option!

I ensured that my sound settings were set for my MacBook Pro—still nothing.

I'm beyond frustrated because of all the work I have put in.

Does anyone have advice? It does not say I need an update (I did one recently)

Hello,  for about a month I am struggling with this issue.  Before that, I never had this problem.

When the host plays an audio or video, the music is filtered out, while the singer's voice I can still kind of hear, though.

I tried all possible settings and all possible combinations.  Also, on my Asus Vivobook (which I ended up updating (Windows, audio, ...) but the problem still persists.

Last week, I fiddled around again with the Zoom audio (additional) settings, and the problem seemed solved. However, with the next song that was played, the problem arose again. 

I have daily Zoom sessions with music in the background. So this is a very annoying problem.  Any suggestions?

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I have used Zoom for most of my 184 Keynote shows. Tonight, I was not able to show my file as a single-screen/slide. It showed the group the Presenter Screen - with the Next Slide showing. Something changed - not as intuitive as before.

Also - Share Computer Audio. I find it. I click on it. I chose Mono. But my audience never heard the audio clips. THAT really is annoying. I see no difference in my local screen between NOT sharing audio and sharing audio.

Zoom for Mac. Upgraded this afternoon to the latest version. 

Clint Bradford

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.