If you cannot hear, adjust the output volume or select a different speaker device.

Check your volume and output by clicking Test Speaker. Your audio source may be a USB microphone, a headset, or a built-in microphoneĪfter joining a meeting you can test your audio connection by clicking Test Computer Audio. Before joining the meeting, make sure your audio source is connected to your computer.Here’s how you can join via Computer Audio: Zoom meetings feature high-quality VoIP (Voice over IP, aka audio that comes from your computer instead of your telephone). Follow by entering the meeting ID when prompted. Landline or mobile phone (without the Zoom app): Dial the teleconferencing number from your invite.If you use our Zoom Connectors for Cisco and Polycom, you can skip the inputs and just tap the screen. Enter the meeting ID via touch tones followed by #. H.323 and SIP device: Dial the IP address from your meeting invitation.Join from Zoom desktop client or mobile app: Select Join A Meeting or Join, enter the meeting ID, and click Join.Join from Browser: Go to and enter the meeting ID and click Join.Zoom Team Chat Invites: You will receive an incoming notification with a ringtone.Email invitations: Join through clicking the link in your email invitation.If someone has invited you to a Zoom meeting, you can join through an email or Zoom Team Chat invite, from your browser, desktop client, or mobile app, with a H.323 or SIP device, and from a landline or mobile phone. Now, let’s look the ways you can join a Zoom meeting. First, take a look at our first FAQ on downloading Zoom and scheduling meetings. Have you just created your Zoom account? Wondering what to do next? Interested in Zoom’s features? You’ve come to the right place! We’ve curated some of the most commonly asked questions to help you jump start your Zoom experience.

Zoom links to join