
Try using an ethernet cable to your modem as it might be your wifi that is struggling for some reason.Often, logging out and back in can solve connectivity problems.To reduce the chance of poor quality audio and/or video, close all other applications and windows prior to logging onto Zoom.If your internet connection becomes unstable, disable your webcam and enable only when you need to speak.Check your connection with a speed test app/site.Before signing into a meeting, make sure the microphone/webcam is not placed in front of or near external speakers.
The computer or phone speakers are too close to each other.There are multiple computers with active audio in the same conference room.Both the computer and telephone audio are active.
There are three main causes of audio echo or feedback in a Zoom meeting:. If people are consistently getting poor quality from your mic, check that your mic is not broken. Always remember to mute your mic when you're not speaking. For an updated list of system requirements for PC, Mac, And Linux, click here. Zoom meetings work with various operating systems, mobile devices and browsers. Download the Zoom Meeting-Participant Guide (.docx) to have as a reference during your meeting. Wired or wireless headset/earbuds with microphone. Make sure you have the necessary equipment: Apps for iOs and Android can be found here: You can also use your mobile device to start and join meetings. Download the Zoom Client for Meetings. The web browser plug-in will download automatically when you start or join your first Zoom meeting, and is also available for manual download. Zoom: Pre-Meeting Checklist Install the latest Zoom client or mobile app