I am currently developing a web-based Zoom meeting with Web SDK.
And when I tap on my phone “Join Audio” button, it shows the following message:
Your browser does not support using the computer's Audio device, To
use Zoom, install the latest version of a standard browser, such as
Chrome, Firefox or Chromium Edge.
I am currently use Zoom@1.9 CDN, iPhone and tested with Chrome and Safari, still did not work.
It is quite surprise to me that web-based Zoom cannot use audio.
Also by the way, the web-based video sending to another side (from my phone to other client) is slow, or even halt.
The video on the phone (my side) did not move at all.
But it looks nicely in the notebook/desktop version from the same page (from other side to my phone).
Attached image for your info:
Upper video is coming from my phone, and it stopped moving.
Thank you for reaching out to the Zoom Developer Forum.
Please make sure that you are serving the site of HTTPS on Chrome. If the issue persists, try using our Sample Web App to see if you encounter the same issues there.
When it comes to the issues with iOS/Safari, this is currently a limitation of the Web SDK that we plan to resolve in the future when Apple exposes the necessary APIs. Please see our documentation on Browser Support.
Let me know if you see these same issues with the Sample Web App. This could also be related to the network that you’re using on. While the Zoom Client has the best performance, you should still be able to see smooth video when using the Web SDK.
Searching for information about this I see that there is lots on the forum, but I want to make sure I understand exactly what the issue is – obviously not having the web SDK available in iOS is a major blocker for anyone needing mobile support as much as desktop.
As mentioned in that ticket’s comments, I was able to get Zoom “Computer Audio” working in Safari Tech Preview (Safari 14.1, TP release 119). However I couldn’t find any indication of whether the APIs would ever make their way from Tech Preview to stable.
Edit: doing a bit more research, I see the AudioWorklet implementation happened in TP 116 in November (see WebKit blog). I’m hopeful this might be shipped in Safari 14.1, which I think will likely be released in March extrapolating from the Safari release history (see Wikipedia).