Aplicativo Zoom Meeting Para Pc
Robert Bhushan
I am creating a zoom app using meeting sdk which basically just joins some meeting of yours from the meetings present in your google calendar and records the meeting for you. I dont require users to install any zoom app for the same, the bot would automatically join their meetings.
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I'm a regular Zoom participant on desktop. I'm a "seasoned" Zoom participant. But I've never used Zoom on my iPhone ... until today. And today, something VERY unexpected happened to me on mobile ... apparently, you can be a participant on a Zoom call that has all participants muted in one "window" ... but in a separate iPhone "window", your microphone can be enabled, with no ability to see that separate "window" when you're watching the Zoom event?
I guess you would somehow have to just "know" that there's also a second Zoom window, and that your microphone might be enabled over there? And if that's the case ... wouldn't the presenter be able to hear me?
If you know the answer, that's probably all the info you need to answer my question ... if not, all the detail is below ... no need to read below here if you can already answer my question in the Subject of this post. Thanks.
First, there are default settings in the mobile app that are available once you've joined a meeting. And, one of those is "Always Show Meeting Controls". Mine was off, I just started a test meeting on my laptop, and then set that to "on" on my mobile. Seems that should maybe be on by default.
Second ... it turns out that yes, there are 2 windows open on iPhone when you start a Zoom call, but you can only see one app-window at a time. And, the one you are in during a call is the Video meeting. The Audio controls are in a separate window behind that one. That was not intuitive for me, I don't think I've seen any other iPhone app work this way.
Third ... I think the Presenter was using some sort of Zoom "Webinar" platform, with some custom settings that control how Participants see the meeting. I did some testing just now with regular old Zoom meetings, and I see that not everything looks the same.
For example, on my test Zoom meeting, my phone shows a "safety" feature for driving, where I have to tap a big button to enable the mic. But I never saw that when I was on the Webinar. I had no clue my mic was on.
The only unanswered question I still have is whether or not the Presenter was able to hear me in this case, even though nobody else could. And, I can't test that as I don't have access to this special "Webinar" Presenter feature.
I didn't realize it was possible for Presenters to hear my audio even if nobody else could ... I'll definitely be triple-checking my mute settings on every call in the future. That said, I am confident that if my Mute is on, I'm definitely Muted. So I'll just make sure that Mute button is always where I can see it.
I have a similar situation I am here to get answers for. I host a regular zoom meeting for a large group of people. We "MUTE ALL" while someone is presenting. Everyone in the meeting is muted except the person who called into the meeting on an iPhone. That person's background can be heard no matter what we do. Everyone else has to be asked to unmute, but our Zoom meeting cannot control the one person's audio at all. I am here for answers...
I had the same issue this morning on our daily meeting. One participant (I can't tell whether they are on an I Phone or not) could not be muted and his mic was on, disrupting the meeting. I didn't see any way that I could mute him, like all of the other participants. Need an answer to this one, as the only other way I can see to deal with it is to eject the participant from the meeting.
We have an online platform where we can host Zoom meetings. Meeting is created server side using Oatuh and the following parameters (see code #1). After zoom id is created, client side is connected with web hook and using JTW credentials. It works great (after so many hours).
Is there any better option for this? The only thing we need is to create zoom meetings inside out web site, and there can be more than one at the same time, each one with different people and different hosts. It would be great to control this with only one account. And telling our users to create a JWT token so they can join a zoom meeting within our site is not an option.
In most cases, you should be able to use a user-level OAuth app in order to create meetings on behalf of another user. If you need to make account-level changes, you can make an account-level OAuth app. There are definitely instances where you may need both a JWT app to manage the accounts via a server and an OAuth app to authorize users outside of your account.
Second
Inside our website, we have an embedded Zoom in an iframe using that ZoomMtg (or web sdk) javascript libraries. Once the First step creates the zoom meeting, the front end gets the meeting ID and attempts to join. The process to join the embeded zoom meeting requires and APIKEY and a Secret (and thus getting a signature), values provided in the marketplace, by adding a new JWT app.
The users we intend to automatically add to the meeting are people inside the company. They will give us the APIKEY and Secret if needed. I just want to skip the need to asking them to create those credentials manually in the zoom marketplace, but insetad getting them using the Oauth method.
Description
I want to get the meetingId of the current meeting for all participants, not only for the host, preferably from meetingUUID. I can get meetingUUID since getMeetingUUID supports all roles. How can I get meetingId for all participants?
We changed the backend implementation using meetingUUID instead of meetingID. However, this makes things harder, most of the Zoom requests/methods have the meetingID parameter, not the meetingUUID. So, getMeetingContext function would be available for all users, or Zoom SDKs should use the meetingUUID as parameter, instead of meetingID.
This app is currently intended to be a static web page (a panic button for hosts to see organization-specific instructions on how to deal with disruptive attendees), so the only scopes it declares are zoomapp:inmeeting and zoomapp:inwebinar.
How To Reproduce
This is probably account-specific, but launch the Zoom desktop client for Windows, sign in using the developer user that owns the app, host a meeting using the Personal Meeting ID, use the meeting controls to open the Apps pane, and look for the absence of the custom app in the My Apps section.
We were considering using the App Dock as a possible application launcher, but it looks like that user interface has been revamped and is now actually the official name for the pane that appears when clicking Apps in the meeting controls or webinar controls.
The only contextual information we might want to retrieve is the current meeting or webinar ID so we can produce a link to its settings page, so the host can quickly reinstate a webinar attendee that was accidentally removed. Aside from that, this application is static content (text, screenshots, links to Zoom Support articles, maybe mailto: hyperlinks for email contact information).
if the user is joined to the meeting and opens a Zoom App when its role is not host or co-host the method for zoomSdk getMeetingJoinUrl does not work. Users can still see the invite join URL through the UI, but cannot retrieve it using zoom app? Can we get join URL without host and co-host interaction through the app?
Yes, I have read the documentation and know the supported roles. My question would be is there any possibility somehow using Zoom API or other services to get that URL? It should be somehow possible decoding values or reaching out the Zoom API and then grabbing the meeting URL?
Please note that in order to obtain meeting information for users outside of your account, you will need to publish an OAuth app. The user will then need to authorize your app, allowing you to obtain an access token and make requests to retrieve their Zoom user data.
It seems that User 2 is not in the same account as User 1, which is why the meeting cannot be found. Please note, server-to-server marketplace apps are designed for internal integrations; the authentication token will not work if the user is not in the same account. If you want to access Zoom account data for users outside of your account, you should use an OAuth App instead of a server-to-server app. After the user authorizes your app, you can make requests to the Zoom API to retrieve their account data.
If you have a password, it is hashed so you will need to launch the meeting once in the browser and copy it out. Once you have your hashed password, add &pwd= after your conference number (with no spaces).
this is the easy and quick wayBut remember to that it will open the browser and browser will pop up and msg saying "Lunch Meeting In Zoom App" which leads to the opening of zoom app. So if you tick always open with app .You are ready to go.
I like your answer @Seor CMasMas, but instead of a shortcut I'm using a scheduled task to start zoom.exe and using the --url as the arguments, as many of my meetings are recurring. So I want them to automatically pop them up for me, as time is always slipping by when I'm not paying attention.
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