I have a few Zoom questions.
I have zoom scripts to downloaded the latest zoom files from
https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm
https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey
and rename them to their version name and set the date they were built.
1.8K Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkeyI think the pubkey should remain the same through versions.
44M Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Did the following
urpmi lib64xcb-xtest0
rpm --import zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
urpmi --allow-nodeps --force zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Create a zoom wrapper script which does the following:
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zoom
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/zoom
/usr/bin/zoom %U
When I run it I get a brief black pop up with a title of
Zoom Cloud Meetings
then the zoom sign in screen with the same title.
When I exit Zoom, sign in screen disappears and then the
same brief black pop screen.
Can anyone give me a brief description of what is in the first pop up
or is that just the way the app launcher works?
As I type this maybe it is normal that the launcher is creating the
black screen, then launch the sign in app passing it the screen id.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I am installing zoom to be able to talk with my bank portfolio manager.
As I misunderstand it, manager schedules a meeting, I get a meeting
email with meeting id/pw.
I launch zoom, enter the meeting id/pw, and we should be able to talk.
Is that basically all I need to do?
On 2020-12-10, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
I have a few Zoom questions.
I have zoom scripts to downloaded the latest zoom files from
https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm
https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey
and rename them to their version name and set the date they were built.
What is your Desktop Manager?
I think the pubkey should remain the same through versions.
1.8K Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zoom
The link /usr/bin/zoom points to (/opt/zoom/ZoomLoader)
which sets the LD_LIBRARY_PATH anyway.
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/zoom
Do not need that AFAIK.
/usr/bin/zoom %U
Is %U a bashism?
I would just do /usr/bin/zoom
Yes. but if you want to share a screen (eg you scanned a cheque that you
want to query say) and you have an intel graphics card (Not positive
that this is required for the bug) you may find him complaining that
your screen share is flickering (about half of the shared screen gets replaced by the background desktop randomly and then flipping back , continuously) on his image, but you see nothing wrong on your screen. If
so, your computer has the zoombug. (It is not there in xfce manager. It
is apparently in cinamon and plasma).
On Fri, 11 Dec 2020 02:16:19 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
On 2020-12-10, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
I have a few Zoom questions.
I have zoom scripts to downloaded the latest zoom files from
https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm
https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey
and rename them to their version name and set the date they were built.
What is your Desktop Manager?
xfce
I think the pubkey should remain the same through versions.
1.8K Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
Yeah, but if figured why not. I do not want a having spent the last
few days creating scripts to automagically update self-signed certs
a month before they expire, I do not want to have to troubleshoot
a screwup on their end leaving me with a useless pubkey in my system.
https://forums.mageia.org/en/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=13794&p=81012&hilit=zoom#p8101export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zoom
The link /usr/bin/zoom points to (/opt/zoom/ZoomLoader)
which sets the LD_LIBRARY_PATH anyway.
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/zoom
Do not need that AFAIK.
I was making the above exports assumptions while reading
where it appears the users did the install from/in their user account.
/usr/bin/zoom %U
Is %U a bashism?
Nope, without it, /opt/zoom/ZoomLauncher (A.K.A /usr/bin/zoom ) will
put zoom in panel/system tray and you have to click it to launch zoom.
I would just do /usr/bin/zoom
Wish you luck with that.
I clicked up a terminal,
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
/usr/bin/zoom
and which brought up the Zoom error screen offering to send info to zoom support.
Yes. but if you want to share a screen (eg you scanned a cheque that you
want to query say) and you have an intel graphics card (Not positive
that this is required for the bug) you may find him complaining that
your screen share is flickering (about half of the shared screen gets
replaced by the background desktop randomly and then flipping back ,
continuously) on his image, but you see nothing wrong on your screen. If
so, your computer has the zoombug. (It is not there in xfce manager. It
is apparently in cinamon and plasma).
Video card is Radeon. Your flickering problem had me wondering
if you had tried setting vblank_mode=0 solved the problem in the thread talking about the problem.
Oh, yeah, assuming my webcam has a built in mic, is there going to a
problem with it causing feedback hearing audio from other users speaking?
Everyone I see on TV are using ear buds or something like them.
On 2020-12-11, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Fri, 11 Dec 2020 02:16:19 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
/usr/bin/zoom %U
Is %U a bashism?
Nope, without it, /opt/zoom/ZoomLauncher (A.K.A /usr/bin/zoom ) will
put zoom in panel/system tray and you have to click it to launch zoom.
Hmm. I just do zoom, or /opt/zoom/Zoomlauncher without trouble.
I would just do /usr/bin/zoom
Wish you luck with that.
I have been doing that for quite a while (been using zoom for 8 months
or more now)
I clicked up a terminal,
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
/usr/bin/zoom
and which brought up the Zoom error screen offering to send info to zoom
support.
I have occasionally gotten that. If you just say no, the regular zoom
window comes up. No idea what that extraneous error screen means or why
it comes up.
Everyone I see on TV are using ear buds or something like them.
If you do have trouble with feedback then wearing headphones of ear buds
will cure that.
On 2020-12-11, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
I clicked up a terminal,
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
/usr/bin/zoom
and which brought up the Zoom error screen offering to send info to zoom
support.
I have occasionally gotten that. If you just say no, the regular zoom
window comes up. No idea what that extraneous error screen means or why
it comes up.
On Fri, 11 Dec 2020 04:04:40 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
On 2020-12-11, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Fri, 11 Dec 2020 02:16:19 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
/usr/bin/zoom %U
Is %U a bashism?
Nope, without it, /opt/zoom/ZoomLauncher (A.K.A /usr/bin/zoom ) will
put zoom in panel/system tray and you have to click it to launch zoom.
Hmm. I just do zoom, or /opt/zoom/Zoomlauncher without trouble.
I would just do /usr/bin/zoom
Wish you luck with that.
I have been doing that for quite a while (been using zoom for 8 months
or more now)
I clicked up a terminal,
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
/usr/bin/zoom
and which brought up the Zoom error screen offering to send info to zoom >>> support.
I have occasionally gotten that. If you just say no, the regular zoom
window comes up. No idea what that extraneous error screen means or why
it comes up.
Shucky dern, you are right. Went back tried three times and no error screen.
I got the $U argument by looking at the properties in the Menu for Zoom.
Looking through this thread makes me look like an idiot because what you
say is true and what I say is false.
I spent the last 5 or so days automating install and updates, actually running tests and whatnot.
What I am thinking is the latest update makes zoom work more like your commands than what I saw with the previous release I had installed.
I did notice the latest Fedora version zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1 had a smaller 5.4.xxxxx.xxxxx-1 version value than the version I had installed the
previous week and just assumed they rolled back to a previous release.
I have no idea what the xxxxx.xxxxx numbers mean. I had assumed they
would at least increase on each new release.
Everyone I see on TV are using ear buds or something like them.
If you do have trouble with feedback then wearing headphones of ear buds
will cure that.
I hope I do not have the feedback problem. All I have is a headset and I am guessing pulse audio is going to give me grief with mic and audio.
Of course pulseaudio has improved since I was using it with Skype years ago.
I have a few Zoom questions.
I have zoom scripts to downloaded the latest zoom files from
https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm
https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey
and rename them to their version name and set the date they were built.
1.8K Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
44M Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Did the following
urpmi lib64xcb-xtest0 rpm --import zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
urpmi --allow-nodeps --force zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Create a zoom wrapper script which does the following:
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zoom export
PATH=$PATH:/opt/zoom
/usr/bin/zoom %U
When I run it I get a brief black pop up with a title of
Zoom Cloud Meetings
then the zoom sign in screen with the same title.
When I exit Zoom, sign in screen disappears and then the same brief
black pop screen.
Can anyone give me a brief description of what is in the first pop up or
is that just the way the app launcher works?
As I type this maybe it is normal that the launcher is creating the
black screen, then launch the sign in app passing it the screen id.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I am installing zoom to be able to talk with my bank portfolio manager.
As I misunderstand it, manager schedules a meeting, I get a meeting
email with meeting id/pw.
I launch zoom, enter the meeting id/pw, and we should be able to talk.
Is that basically all I need to do?
On 2020-12-11, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
I got the $U argument by looking at the properties in the Menu for Zoom.
Yes. I have seen it before in other "Laucher" or Application command
items. I had assumed it was a wild card if for example you dragged
something onto the icon, and it was used as an argument placeholder. But
I have no definite idea what it really does, nor have I any idea where
there is a description of it.
Op Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, schreef Bit Twister:
I have a few Zoom questions.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I use zoom with the built-in cam and microphone on my Lenovo B50, and
that works quite OK, with a few remarks:
I use it for family gatherings every two weeks, as I have nine brothers
and sisters, with their children and grand children it is often quite busy Side effects: if the number of participants gets over 15, some people
have problems joining in. In that situation when you get in, the zoom application after a while is gradually decreasing the level of your microphone (and sometimes introduces noise). The best way I found is to
mute the microphone in the zoom window when you are listening and to only unmute when you really want to talk.
Herman Viaene
On Fri, 11 Dec 2020 10:32:57 +0000 (UTC), Herman Viaene wrote:
Op Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, schreef Bit Twister:
I have a few Zoom questions.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I use zoom with the built-in cam and microphone on my Lenovo B50, and
that works quite OK, with a few remarks:
I use it for family gatherings every two weeks, as I have nine brothers
and sisters, with their children and grand children it is often quite busy >> Side effects: if the number of participants gets over 15, some people
have problems joining in. In that situation when you get in, the zoom
application after a while is gradually decreasing the level of your
microphone (and sometimes introduces noise). The best way I found is to
mute the microphone in the zoom window when you are listening and to only
unmute when you really want to talk.
Hmmm, muting the mic is a nice tip.
Herman Viaene
Thank you for all your Mageia work.
On Fri, 11 Dec 2020 04:04:40 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
On 2020-12-11, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
I clicked up a terminal,
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
/usr/bin/zoom
and which brought up the Zoom error screen offering to send info to zoom >>> support.
I have occasionally gotten that. If you just say no, the regular zoom
window comes up. No idea what that extraneous error screen means or why
it comes up.
I found/solved my black screen/error problem. I have compiled/linked generated the v4l2loopback kernel module. I ran modprobe v4l2loopback
which created /dev/video0. Now zoom immediately pops up the sign in
screen without delay. Since there is no webcam, /dev/video0 was never
created causing the slow launch of zoom login screen.
By the way, there is a ~/.zoom directory which you might consider cleaning every once in awhile. Next time you have a problem you might look in the ~/.zoom/logs directory.
Op Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, schreef Bit Twister:
I have a few Zoom questions.
I have zoom scripts to downloaded the latest zoom files from
https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm
https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey
and rename them to their version name and set the date they were built.
1.8K Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
44M Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Did the following
urpmi lib64xcb-xtest0 rpm --import zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
urpmi --allow-nodeps --force zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Create a zoom wrapper script which does the following:
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zoom export
PATH=$PATH:/opt/zoom
/usr/bin/zoom %U
When I run it I get a brief black pop up with a title of
Zoom Cloud Meetings
then the zoom sign in screen with the same title.
When I exit Zoom, sign in screen disappears and then the same brief
black pop screen.
Can anyone give me a brief description of what is in the first pop up or
is that just the way the app launcher works?
As I type this maybe it is normal that the launcher is creating the
black screen, then launch the sign in app passing it the screen id.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I use zoom with the built-in cam and microphone on my Lenovo B50, and
that works quite OK, with a few remarks:
I use it for family gatherings every two weeks, as I have nine brothers
and sisters, with their children and grand children it is often quite busy Side effects: if the number of participants gets over 15, some people
have problems joining in. In that situation when you get in, the zoom application after a while is gradually decreasing the level of your microphone (and sometimes introduces noise). The best way I found is to
mute the microphone in the zoom window when you are listening and to only unmute when you really want to talk.
I am installing zoom to be able to talk with my bank portfolio manager.
As I misunderstand it, manager schedules a meeting, I get a meeting
email with meeting id/pw.
I launch zoom, enter the meeting id/pw, and we should be able to talk.
Is that basically all I need to do?
In short: yes.
Herman Viaene
On Fri, 11 Dec 2020 10:32:57 +0000 (UTC), Herman Viaene wrote:
Op Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, schreef Bit Twister:
I have a few Zoom questions.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I use zoom with the built-in cam and microphone on my Lenovo B50, and
that works quite OK, with a few remarks:
I use it for family gatherings every two weeks, as I have nine brothers
and sisters, with their children and grand children it is often quite busy >> Side effects: if the number of participants gets over 15, some people
have problems joining in. In that situation when you get in, the zoom
application after a while is gradually decreasing the level of your
microphone (and sometimes introduces noise). The best way I found is to
mute the microphone in the zoom window when you are listening and to only
unmute when you really want to talk.
Hmmm, muting the mic is a nice tip.
Herman Viaene
Thank you for all your Mageia work.
/usr/bin/zoom %U
On Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, Bit Twister wrote:
When you open a test meeting, are you supposed to hear audio?
Just an FYI: I have to unjack/jack in my webcam mic to get mic working.
On 2020-12-23, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, Bit Twister wrote:
When you open a test meeting, are you supposed to hear audio?
A test meeting where?
If you have two computers, you can log into zoom on one machine,
Just an FYI: I have to unjack/jack in my webcam mic to get mic working.
You just have to setup zoom to use theright mic, not the onboard mic,
but the webcam mike.
On Thu, 24 Dec 2020 05:26:45 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
On 2020-12-23, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, Bit Twister wrote:
When you open a test meeting, are you supposed to hear audio?
A test meeting where?
Log into zoom with the zoom client, then launch
firefox http://zoom.us/test
If you have two computers, you can log into zoom on one machine,
Sounds like I would have to have another webcam. :(
All I have are desktops, controlled via a desktop switcher.
Just an FYI: I have to unjack/jack in my webcam mic to get mic working.
You just have to setup zoom to use theright mic, not the onboard mic,
but the webcam mike.
Been there, done that. Still have to dink with mic jack for the
mic to show activity in the zoom client Audio test screen.
On 2020-12-24, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Thu, 24 Dec 2020 05:26:45 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
On 2020-12-23, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, Bit Twister wrote:
When you open a test meeting, are you supposed to hear audio?
You just have to setup zoom to use theright mic, not the onboard mic,
Just an FYI: I have to unjack/jack in my webcam mic to get mic working. >>>
but the webcam mike.
Been there, done that. Still have to dink with mic jack for the
mic to show activity in the zoom client Audio test screen.
What is your webcam?
Does your audio show more than one possible source?
By default I think it uses your computer's sound.
Look at the speaker
icon on your task bar, and see what it identifies as possible sound
sources.
Anyway, as far as I can see, the test does not send in audio to that
test meeting.
On Thu, 24 Dec 2020 18:02:35 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
On 2020-12-24, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Thu, 24 Dec 2020 05:26:45 -0000 (UTC), William Unruh wrote:
On 2020-12-23, Bit Twister <BitTwister@mouse-potato.com> wrote:
On Thu, 10 Dec 2020 10:21:45 -0600, Bit Twister wrote:
When you open a test meeting, are you supposed to hear audio?
You just have to setup zoom to use theright mic, not the onboard mic,
Just an FYI: I have to unjack/jack in my webcam mic to get mic working. >>>>
but the webcam mike.
Been there, done that. Still have to dink with mic jack for the
mic to show activity in the zoom client Audio test screen.
What is your webcam?
webcam model Popvcly RS-N3-B0 usb-2 1080P HD Webcam Web Camera
Does your audio show more than one possible source?
Yes, "Same as System" and "Built-in Audio Analog Stereo"
By default I think it uses your computer's sound.
Guessing that is true for built in webcam. Since mine is external/usb
default is Built-in Audio Analog Stereo
Look at the speaker
icon on your task bar, and see what it identifies as possible sound
sources.
Showing Mic. Again. zoom Audio test shows mic activity after jack insertion.
Anyway, as far as I can see, the test does not send in audio to that
test meeting.
And that is what I wanted conformation about.
I have a few Zoom questions.
I have zoom scripts to downloaded the latest zoom files from
https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm
https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey
and rename them to their version name and set the date they were built.
1.8K Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
44M Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Did the following
urpmi lib64xcb-xtest0
rpm --import zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
urpmi --allow-nodeps --force zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Create a zoom wrapper script which does the following:
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zoom
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/zoom
/usr/bin/zoom %U
When I run it I get a brief black pop up with a title of
Zoom Cloud Meetings
then the zoom sign in screen with the same title.
When I exit Zoom, sign in screen disappears and then the
same brief black pop screen.
Can anyone give me a brief description of what is in the first pop up
or is that just the way the app launcher works?
As I type this maybe it is normal that the launcher is creating the
black screen, then launch the sign in app passing it the screen id.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I am installing zoom to be able to talk with my bank portfolio manager.
As I misunderstand it, manager schedules a meeting, I get a meeting
email with meeting id/pw.
I launch zoom, enter the meeting id/pw, and we should be able to talk.
Is that basically all I need to do?
On 11/12/20 3:21 am, Bit Twister wrote:
I have a few Zoom questions.The RPM lib64xcb-xtest0 in Mageia is different from the one in (say)
I have zoom scripts to downloaded the latest zoom files from
https://zoom.us/client/latest/zoom_x86_64.rpm
https://zoom.us/linux/download/pubkey
and rename them to their version name and set the date they were built.
1.8K Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
44M Dec 7 21:08 zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Did the following
urpmi lib64xcb-xtest0
rpm --import zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.pubkey
urpmi --allow-nodeps --force zoom-5.4.56259.1207-1.x86_64.rpm
Create a zoom wrapper script which does the following:
unset QT_PLUGIN_PATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/zoom
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/zoom
/usr/bin/zoom %U
When I run it I get a brief black pop up with a title of
Zoom Cloud Meetings
then the zoom sign in screen with the same title.
When I exit Zoom, sign in screen disappears and then the
same brief black pop screen.
Can anyone give me a brief description of what is in the first pop up
or is that just the way the app launcher works?
As I type this maybe it is normal that the launcher is creating the
black screen, then launch the sign in app passing it the screen id.
I was able to sign in and configure my audio output.
Waiting for my webcam to arrive sometime next week.
I am installing zoom to be able to talk with my bank portfolio manager.
As I misunderstand it, manager schedules a meeting, I get a meeting
email with meeting id/pw.
I launch zoom, enter the meeting id/pw, and we should be able to talk.
Is that basically all I need to do?
Mint. It is missing a vital element needed to play Zoom. On Mageia Planet, Bruno Cornec got around this by creating a small Docker and
running Fedora's Zoom RPM inside that. I had problems getting the
Docker subsystem set up. I have Bruno's script on my HD, and will put
it on Dropbox and give you a link.
HTH,
Doug.
The RPM lib64xcb-xtest0 in Mageia is different from the one in (say)
Mint. It is missing a vital element needed to play Zoom. On Mageia Planet, Bruno Cornec got around this by creating a small Docker and
running Fedora's Zoom RPM inside that. I had problems getting the
Docker subsystem set up. I have Bruno's script on my HD, and will put
it on Dropbox and give you a link.
The RPM lib64xcb-xtest0 in Mageia is different from the one in (say)
Mint. It is missing a vital element needed to play Zoom. On Mageia
Planet, Bruno Cornec got around this by creating a small Docker and
running Fedora's Zoom RPM inside that. I had problems getting the
Docker subsystem set up. I have Bruno's script on my HD, and will put
it on Dropbox and give you a link.
HTH,
Doug.
On Tue, 29 Dec 2020 01:49:38 +1100, Doug Laidlaw wrote:got
The RPM lib64xcb-xtest0 in Mageia is different from the one in (say)
Mint. It is missing a vital element needed to play Zoom. On Mageia
Planet, Bruno Cornec got around this by creating a small Docker and
running Fedora's Zoom RPM inside that. I had problems getting the
Docker subsystem set up. I have Bruno's script on my HD, and will put
it on Dropbox and give you a link.
It would be nice to provide the link to Mageia Planet, where Bruno Cornec
around this by creating a small Docker
Yes, it would, but there seems to be no index.
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