
#Zoom video black screen windows

Enabling TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) connection from your screen share can help to resolve the issue of being unable to view screen shares by other Zoom users during meetings, or if other Zoom users are unable to view your screen shares during meetings.Enable this option if you can’t see the content of other users’ shared screens, or if other users have difficulty viewing your shared screens.A thin, green border is displayed around the edge of your screen when screen sharing a desktop/monitor to make it easier to identify which screen is being shared. Recommended for users with more than one monitor screen.Show green border around the shared content While this option still allows you to screen share dynamic items, such as a video, a slower frame rate will not adequately display your content.Įxample: A screen share limited to 10 frames per second will not fully capture and display every millisecond of a video that is playing at 30 frames per second. This option is recommended for those who struggle to screen share successfully, and are intending to share static displays, such as presentation slides, documents, or web pages.While a higher frame rate allows for higher quality and smoother viewing experience for your meeting participants, slow and/or unstable internet connections may cause your screen share to be interrupted or not show at all on participants’ screens.


The advanced screen share options display.

Scroll down and click Advanced at the bottom.In the Settings window, click the Share Screen option in the left-side navigation pane.Click the profile icon in the upper right corner of the application, then click “Settings” in the drop-down menu.Open the Zoom application on your computer.Show green border around the shared content.Limit your screen share to # frames-per-second:.
