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In the typical videoconference meeting everything would work better if each participant is represented by a nicely-chosen photograph. The client software can l
by dsr_ 6y ago
In the typical videoconference meeting everything would work better if each participant is represented by a nicely-chosen photograph.
The client software can light up the borders to designate which audio streams are active and pop an icon of a hand when someone wants to get attention.
Save the video for chatting with your friends and family.
- toyg 6y agoWebex does this. It’s alright, although there is always a bit of a feeling that non-camming participants have something to hide - be it a messy living-room, a pyjama, or a side-gig as property developer. This said, forcing webcam usage feels impolite here (UK), particularly (I’m told) for women, so it seems like, in moderately large companies, everyone just defaults to audio-only 99% of the time.