Closed tkazik closed 3 years ago
hmm, zoom just talks to your local pulseaudio server (and this works on my test desktop with 4 different audio devices (including the selectors in the settings as well as the ones in the active meeting UI)). do you have any exotic setup (replaced pulse with jackd or running pulse as system soundserver or something similar ?)
Edit: nm. I have a very clear memory of enabling all the interfaces, but the "allow audio" interface wasn't actually enabled. My problem existed between keyboard and chair ...
No fancy setup: Basically 18.04.4 out of the box. Generally the app feels quite unresponsive and slow. But I do not get any errors or warning when launching the app from the console.
can you attach your
~/snap/zoom-client/current/.zoom/logs/zoom-terminal.log
lets see if there are any errors
(ignore the "No PulseAudio daemon running, or not running as session daemon." (zoom runs qtdiag before starting which tries a check for the existence of a pid file before connecting to the pulse socket but connects anyway...))
Sure, here it is (I just renamed the username and MacAddr :)):
Thank you for your investigations!
Hi Oliver
First, thank you for fixing this! Unfortunately, there is another thing that is still not working properly: In settings, I am not able to adjust the input and output channels (the dropdown is inactive). Any pointer?
Some more info: Ubuntu 18.04.4, all permissions granted for zoom, micro and headphone are working (no driver issues).
Thank you!