Adjusting in-room Audio
Audio, over the internet, is offered in some HP Virtual Rooms. The quality of this type of audio--VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol--is affected by many factors. Some things, like the capacity of the network, you probably can't control, but you can make adjustments to settings on your computer.
When you first enter an HP Virtual Room that has VoIP audio enabled, the system will ask you to run the Audio Wizard. this program does an excellent job of setting proper levels for your microphone and headset or speakers. That is probably all you will need to do to use audio within the room. If you experience poor audio quality--or if you hear from others that your audio quality is not n ormal, the audio tools in the room will help you readjust the settings for your microphone and headset/speakers.
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name | usage |
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microphone | Turns the microphone on [ ] and off [  ].
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audio level | Indicates audio levels for the microphone and/or the speaker (or headset). |
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speaker |
Turns the speaker/headset on [ ] or off [  ]. |
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audio tuner | Fine tunes the sensitivity of the microphone and speaker/headset. More |
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web camera | Opens a window for your video and starts your web camera. |
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record video | Brings up controls for recording the Virtual Room session. |
