Invalid Zoom Meeting ID: How to Fix the Issue

When attempting to start a Zoom meeting using the example2 demo app, you may encounter an 'invalid meeting ID' error. This issue can be caused by entering an invalid meeting ID or not retrieving valid tokens to initiate the meeting.

To resolve this problem, it's recommended that you generate JWT tokens on your own server instead of hardcoding them in your code. If you're using the example2 demo app, ensure that you have entered a valid meeting ID in the correct format.

According to the Zoom documentation, if the meeting is not being scheduled by the user, the user will join the meeting instead of hosting it. In this case, you will see an 'This meeting ID is not valid' error message.

To start a meeting using tokens, ensure that you have successfully initialized the SDK and retrieved valid tokens associated with your API key and secret. You can do this by following the instructions in the documentation to retrieve your tokens.

Additionally, make sure to pass the correct keys and secrets to the appKey and appSecret (not SDK key) when initializing the ZoomSDK. Passing incorrect keys or secrets can lead to errors.

If you encounter any further issues, please refer to our demo app for guidance on how to start a meeting using tokens. You can also contact us if you have any additional questions regarding this topic.

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