To change, you must be logged in to the Lifesize web or desktop app but not in a call.Ĭhoose the option under the Maximum Bitrate dropdown. Note: Do not select unless instructed as the call quality could be impacted. Select the Port 443 checkbox if you want to force the use of port 443 for all call traffic. To specify your speaker preference, select an option from the Speakers list.Ĭheck your speakers by clicking Test my speakers and listening for a ringing sound.Ĭonnect your Google Calendar and/or Microsoft Office 365 calendar to view upcoming meetings on the Upcoming page and receive meeting notifications. As you speak into the microphone, a green bar shows on the volume meter if the microphone is picking up sound. You may choose to always start with your microphone muted.Ĭheck your microphone by speaking into the microphone. To specify your microphone preferences, select an option from the Microphone list. The default setting is 720p with the frame rate automatically determined based on your camera and computer specifications.

The setting you select will be retained for future calls. You can choose different settings for the web and for desktop app.Lowering your transmit quality can improve CPU performance but will not provide the optimal meeting experience. Your video will be sent to other meeting participants at this quality.Set your video transmit quality preference (optional) Use the video display to check the quality of your selection.

Optionally, select a virtual background display. To specify your camera preferences, select from the options in the Camera list. If you have multiple camera options available to use with the Lifesize app, select the one that fits your needs best. When logging into the Lifesize app for the first time, you have the option to select the camera and microphone to use for video conferencing calls and meetings. You can also set these options at any time from Settings in the top right navigation menu.

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