Examples have been created in the flash_panzoomfade.zip file in the Downloads section on the right. On your computer, use Activity monitor settings or Task Manager to close all unnecessary programs to conserve system resources.Some of the best results in Flash can be achieved through the simple techniques of Panning, Zooming, and Fading.When starting screen share, select the Optimize for video clip check box.Exit out of Settings, then test the screen share again.Under Use hardware acceleration for, deselect the Screen sharing check box.Deselect the Use TCP connection for screen sharing check box.Ĭontinue using UDP connection for screen sharing.Note: If it is not feasible due to security, skip this step. Under Window size when screen sharing, select the Show my Zoom Windows to other participants when I am screen sharing check box.If the issue persists, select Direct3D9 in the Video Rendering Method drop-down field of advanced video settings.Restart your computer, then test the screen share again.In the Video Rendering Method drop-down field, select Direct3D11.Click your profile picture, then click Settings.

If the issue persists after uninstalling and reinstalling Zoom, change the Video Rendering Method in the Zoom desktop client. Once installed, open the Zoom desktop client, start a meeting with screen share, and test to see if the issue persists.

In the download center, download and install the 64-bit Zoom client for meetings.

The Outlook add-in, Chrome/Firefox extensions, and Google Workspace add-on are unaffected. Note: Use of the clean uninstaller will completely remove the Zoom client, as well as the Zoom plugin for Outlook.

Run CleanZoom to uninstall Zoom completely.

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