Cloud video conferencing, group messaging, and simple online meetings are all combined in Zoom. With our solution, you get the most powerful video, audio, and wireless screen-sharing experience across multiple platforms. Learn about the basic features of the Zoom client on Windows and Mac in this article. Requirements Zoom desktop client for Windows or Mac…
In this article, Zoom desktop client requirements for Windows, Mac, and Linux are outlined. This article discusses: System requirements Supported operating systems Supported tablet and mobile devices Supported browsers Processor and RAM requirements High-DPI support Bandwidth requirements System requirements A wired or wireless Internet connection (3G or 4G/LTE) is available Integrated, USB-powered, or Bluetooth-enabled speakers…
Zoom’s desktop client features advanced video options that let you control the video feed and troubleshoot problems. Note: Advanced technical users should use these features. When these options are accessed without knowledge of a device’s hardware and software configuration, a substandard experience can result. Prerequisites for advanced video settings Zoom desktop client Windows: 5.3.0 (52651.0920) or higher…
With Zoom, you can combine cloud video conferencing with simple online meetings. We offer a wireless screen-sharing solution that offers the best video, audio, and audio experience across multiple platforms. You can learn more about Zoom’s basic features in this article. The Chrome OS app allows you to start or join a meeting, invite contacts,…
Overview The Zoom web portal allows you to schedule and start meetings, but the Zoom application also allows you to do so. It is also important to access the Zoom application to set and use certain in-app settings/features, such as Virtual Backgrounds, audio/video settings, and other options. Note: Zoom Desktop Client and Zoom Mobile App…
Do you plan to host an online event using Zoom Webinar or Zoom Meeting? For pre-event, live-event, and post-event best practices ranging from managing Q&A, engaging attendees, and following up after the event has ended, download our Online Event Best Practices Guide at the bottom of the page. Are you familiar with Zoom Training webinars?…