Thanks for that I will test it.I noticed that you were having problems with audio at the meeting. You can still click on Tom's link and open the app. There is a button to check the audio channel. I hope you can sort this out until the next meeting.
Nearly all of the audio was clear from this end, as was the video. I saw you trying to speak but there was no sound and the marker highlighting the current speaker did not come on for you. No idea where the problem was, I have been using zoom quite a lot for work and family meetings without any problems so have no trouble shooting experience.Again thanks for organising it Tom. Hopefully next time I may be able to sort out a contribution.
Thanks for that I will test it.
With respect to the audio there were 2 issues.
The first was the quality of the sound - quite often I found it difficult to understand what people were saying as the audio came across with a fair bit of static at times. I wasn't sure if this was due to bandwidth problems. Not on my internet link as I have a high speed fibre link but maybe within the Zoom application itself. Hence why I turned off my video stream temporarily to try and reduce the network traffic. Was it just myself suffering this static or did others get static?
The second was I wasn't sure if my audio was coming through - I had a couple of questions when people were explaining things but they didn't seem to be picked up. The little microphone symbol was lighting up like a sound meter so I thought it was working properly. So I will run a few more tests before the next meeting.
That was my fault Chris as I did not have all the attendees visible on my screen so I did not see their hands up feature. It was the first Zoom meeting I hosted so a learning curve for me. Please join us for the next meet.I had a lot of breaking up of the sound. I also tried the 'putting your hand up' feature to ask a question but It didn't seem to work, unless Tom didn't notice it!