Turning off your video when joining a meeting might be a good idea you can turn your video on/off anytime you want during a meeting. Enabling HD might cause quality degradation since it requires more bandwidth off your Internet connection. Next, testing the video… If your web cam is properly installed, you should already be seeing yourself. If you see the “Input Level” bar moving while you talk, then you have chosen the correct microphone. Choose a microphone and talk into your microphone. If there are more than one audio output port on your computer (even if you have one set of loudspeakers) you might have to try choosing different speakers to hear the test sound when you click the “Test Speaker” button at the top.
To test your speakers, choose the speaker set you want to use with Zoom. Zoom will be useless unless your audio and video devices are in working condition.
The first time you login, it is highly recommended to test your audio/video accessories and their settings. Start Zoom using your desktop environment’s menu. If you are using a Chromium-based browser on Ubuntu, you can just click the download tab at the bottom of your browser, and Ubuntu Software will open and install it. For Debian & Ubuntu: dpkg -i Downloads/zoom_b When the download is complete, you can install the package using your distro’s package manager. Please pick an appropriate distro and architecture and download the package. The server will detect the your OS and offer a list of available variations of Zoom packages. Visit download the software on your Linux computer. Visit and open a Zoom account (for step-by-step details see Set Up Your Zoom Account).
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