Zoom

If you're going to host an interview, whether it's for simple research, podcast, or to publish on your channel, you need to record it for obvious reasons.

Now, you can record a meeting with Zoom easily. To mute your audio temporarily, just click the space button on your keyboard. It’ll display the list of all of your meetings. Then it’ll take a few seconds to convert your video and save it on your device. Additionally, you can change the look of the interview from here as well. This menu gives you multiple options on how you want your windows to look while sharing screens and speaking. You can pause or stop the video at any time. Moreover, you can also adjust for low light, touch up your appearance, or fix the Zoom camera if it's not working from here. All you’ll need to do is upload the audio files on this platform. You can also download it from the links below for your device. Before you start recording videos, you'll need to take care of a few things from the settings so that everything runs smoothly. You can adjust your video quality from here.

A federal judge in California approved an $85 million settlement between Zoom Video Communications and millions of users who said the teleconference.

It also compensates those who paid for a product they did not receive and commits Zoom to changing its corporate behavior to better inform consumers about their privacy choices and provide stronger cybersecurity,” added co-counsel Tina Wolfson of Ahdoot Wolfson. Claimants who did not pay for a subscription can submit a claim and get $15, according to the settlement, which noted Zoom, which gained popularity and was used widely during the COVID-19 pandemic, collected about $1.1 billion in subscriptions from class members. “We remain committed to being a platform that users can trust for all of their online interactions, information, and business.”

The interactive whiteboard is designed for collaboration in hybrid workplaces. It can be used with all versions of Zoom Rooms or as a standalone appliance. The ...

Extendable Canvas: The whiteboard can be extended or contracted by pinching the screen and zooming in or out. Touch screen: The board can be used remotely or at the board itself, using a stylus or a finger. The DTEN Onboard can be used by both in-office and remote workers, and it can be accessed before, during and after meetings which DTEN believes will increase participation and inclusion.

SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) – Plaintiff lawyers will get their $21 million from a class action lawsuit against Zoom despite objections that said the ...

Attorneys at Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy and Ahdoot & Wolfson on Jan. 28 filed for final approval of their $85 million settlement with the company that includes $21.25 million in lawyer fees. U.S. Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler on April 21 granted the motion for final approval of the settlement, which purports to have a value of $85 million. “We too have plenty of stories about strange things that have happened through Zoom, but at no time did we ever experience any financial loss that could remotely be attributable to Zoom.”

DTEN's latest innovation provides a shared digital canvas designed to optimize team inclusion across the hybrid workplace.

Remington will co-present with Scott Krueckeberg, Head of Strategic Alliances at DTEN. Scheduled for 7:20pm(CEST) on Tuesday, May 10, this informative session is part of the Smart Workplace Summit within ISE; additional registration fees apply. DTEN leaders will also present an engaging session on the evolving workplace and the solutions to seamlessly connect teams across locations. DTEN ONboard gives remote and in-office participants equal access to its digital canvas; promotes collaboration before, during and after meetings with its persistent functionality; and is optimized for the new, feature-rich Zoom Whiteboard release.