What's new in Zoom ISO 3.0.6?
ASKED BY · Guy Cochran · SEATTLE, USA · 29 SEP 2026 · ▶ 00:39:35
Key updates include receiver-side rendering of mouse pointers on screen shares (useful for medical presentations), new color settings for Rec 601/709/2020, enhanced talkback (16 channels via Dante), and simplified recording permission dialogs.
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39:15So very good. Next question. I smell a demo. Guy Cochran from Seattle, USA says, what's new in Zoom ISO 3.0.6? All right. A Cochran hath been thrown and a Cochran hath be answering. Go ahead. I don't have like a hardcore demo or anything. I just it came out a few hours ago So I'm not that fast on the blog and there's stuff cooking during the day
39:40But I did get to play with it a little bit and one of the things that I had asked for got done Which it's not a big deal But for me it was and actually I'll just pull up the changelog so you guys could walk through it here Let's go to here. Let's cut to here. So it looks like there's quite a few things here
39:58or so here's 3.05 down here. The biggie for me and the company that I work with, Stacious Ventures, we had kind of bugged folks in the forums at our Discord to get this one done, which is to get the mouse. Where is it? Let me make this a little bit bigger. I'm having trouble even seeing it. Oh, yeah, there it is. Added support for optional receiver side rendering
40:25of a mouse pointer on screen shared content. So we do a lot of medical stuff and this was a big deal because the presenters will be in front of an audience and these guys are doctors, you know, they don't want to mess around. They just want to do what they're used to doing, which is pointing out, let's say, a piece of the brain where an area of the brain where they need to say this is what's going on.
40:44And so it's crucial for us to not have to regenerate that stuff in post. So having it where basically, you know, it's recorded and baked in and done. So when we, at the end of the show, we're not having to do a bunch of work to put that mouse back on. So that's one of the new things. There's some color settings for Rec. 601, 709, and 2020
41:11for the outgoing resolution. The other one that I wanted, which I was just talking about, was the permission. There was a permission here. Sorry, I have not, yeah, yeah, here it is. no sorry i should have been more prepared for this but there there is a way now that i i can dismiss this this thing this pop-up that used to come up that would uh ask you to uh it was a
41:43secondary pop-up for recording permissions but all in all uh it seems to be working i do have it running right about let's see is it this one yep so here it is running and they did add more talk So one of the things that was in 3.05 was this ability to talk back, uh, to four people, and now you can do 16 of your hardware supports it.
42:05So I loaded up eight here. Yeah. So I just have eight in this mock-up meeting and I, I routed eight channels of Dante to those. And so now if this were an actual meeting and I needed to talk to Annika, I could just push this and that would go direct to Annika, so really cool stuff. Yeah. Very good. Next question. Next one comes in from Port Coquitlam once again in British Columbia. Alexander Knight asks,
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