Start a meeting (join as a host) without login - Zoom Developer Forum If you’re using a native Zoom client app, you should be able to start a meeting with the start_url, without logging in first, as long as you have the meeting’s settings such that authentications is not required to join
Join meeting error after host ends the session - Web - Zoom Developer Forum Description When the host ends the meeting (client leave(true)), and the guest attempts to join the room simultaneously, calling client join(meetingId, token, userName, passcode) from ZoomSDK returns an error: Error: {“type”: “JOIN_MEETING_FAILED”, “reason”: “meeting ended”, “errorCode”: 4004} if guest init too long after host ended the meeting When call client join
Start meeting without login with zoom account Hi @theshinigami, thanks for using our SDK Unfortunately, you cannot create or start a meeting without a Zoom account An instant meeting requires the user to be logged into the SDK and starting a meeting requires the user to either be logged in or use a ZAK token associated with their Zoom account Thanks!
Getting a Zoom URL from a meeting ID and passcode As a student, I’ve been given a meeting ID and passcode to be used recurrently I would like to create a URL to bookmark so that I can open the meeting in the Zoom desktop client As others have complained (How to generate "join" URL given ID and password?), this doesn’t seem to be supported, and one has to manually enter the meeting information A straightforward protocol to handle
Meeting join token not working in zoom meeting linux sdk I did find it in the other meeting headless linux sample template repo though which may be what you’re referring to based on the screenshot you shared? One thing to mention is that join tokens are not authorization tokens and to join a meeting that requires login, you’d need to supply a ZAK token