The discussion revolves around the challenges of using the Zoom client on a tablet running Android version 6.0. Participants explore compatibility issues with the app, potential solutions for stable connections, and the performance of Zoom on older devices.
Participants express varying experiences with Zoom on Android 6.0, indicating that while some find it functional, others face significant issues. There is no consensus on a definitive solution to the connection problems or compatibility issues.
Participants mention potential limitations related to device performance and internet connection quality, but these factors remain unresolved in the discussion.
Users experiencing similar issues with Zoom on older Android devices, as well as those seeking advice on maintaining stable connections during video calls.
Thanks .that was great helpWrichik Basu said:My father uses Zoom on Android 6.0.1, and it works fine. If you download from Google Play, then you will get the appropriate latest version of the app that will be compatible on your device.
The latest version of Zoom APK available on apk mirror is for Android 5.0+. You may download that as well:
https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/zoom-us/zoom-cloud-meetings/zoom-cloud-meetings-5-2-45093-0831-release/
Is there a way to establish a stable connection bcoz i keep getting disconnected during the meeting and interest otherwise works fine.anyonebutangel said:Summary:: can we use zoom on Android 6.0 .tried a lot but it asks for update and latest version isn't compatible.
to use zoom client meeting app on my tablet with Android version 6.0 although older version is installed but every time I try joining a meeting it asks for update and the latest version isn't compatible .also the browser isn't doing any good.
Many people who have stable internet connection normally are facing problem in connecting with Zoom and Google Meet. You can contact your ISP regarding this, but I am afraid that's all you can do about this.anyonebutangel said:Is there a way to establish a stable connection bcoz i keep getting disconnected during the meeting and interest otherwise works fine.
If it is an older laptop the problem may be that zoom is overloading it. See if there are options for reducing the video resolution/data rate.anyonebutangel said:Is there a way to establish a stable connection bcoz i keep getting disconnected during the meeting and interest otherwise works fine.
Is there a way to establish a stable connection bcoz i keep getting disconnected during the meeting and interest otherwise works fine.anyonebutangel said:Summary:: can we use zoom on Android 6.0 .tried a lot but it asks for update and latest version isn't compatible.
to use zoom client meeting app on my tablet with Android version 6.0 although older version is installed but every time I try joining a meeting it asks for update and the latest version isn't compatible .also the browser isn't doing any good.
how can i do that?russ_watters said:If it is an older laptop the problem may be that zoom is overloading it. See if there are options for reducing the video resolution/data rate.
russ_watters said:If it is an older laptop the problem may be that zoom is overloading it. See if there are options for reducing the video resolution/data rate.
Zoom doesn't have an option to set a video resolution (but Google Meet has this feature). When Zoom detects a slow connection, it automatically lowers the video resolution. I have seen this in action.anyonebutangel said:how can i do that?
thanks for helpWrichik Basu said:Zoom doesn't have an option to set a video resolution (but Google Meet has this feature). When Zoom detects a slow connection, it automatically lowers the video resolution. I have seen this in action.
If you have a good speed but limited data, then you are in trouble because Zoom doesn't care about how much data you have, it just checks the current download speed and adjusts the quality according to that.