| 7.8.2.1 - PREFERENCES: SET UP YOUR MEETING PREFERENCES |

Click your profile picture, select Settings, and select Audio. Then you can change any of the following settings:
- Choose the devices to use for the microphone, speaker, and ringer. You can adjust the volume of your speaker and microphone from here and check the Automatically adjust volume check box.
- Choose Use system setting to use a device that's configured as the default option on your system. When you change the audio device for your operating system, Webex follows the change accordingly. To see what device you currently have set up as the default, go to .
Use one of our Cisco Headset 500 Series with the USB connector or Cisco Headset 730 with Bluetooth in your meetings and calls.
- Choose the volume of the incoming call ringtone and message alert sounds.
Click Test to test the volume level. The ringtone that you chose in Notifications > Calling is played.
- Check the Unmute temporarily by holding Spacebar check box so you can unmute yourself temporarily during a meeting.
- Under Webex smart audio:
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Select Noise removal to join your meetings and calls without worrying about background noise, such as keyboard typing and doorbells. You can also remove background noise during your active call or meeting.
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Select Optimize for my voice to remove background speech and noise when you're in a noisy environment where others are talking, such as a coffee shop. You can also remove background speech and noise during your active call or meeting.
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Select Music mode to preserve your microphone's original sound when using your computer for audio, making virtual concerts or music lessons even better. You can also enable music mode during your active call or meeting.
You can also change your audio options right from your call controls. Click the drop-down arrow next to Mute
, choose Settings, and then make your selections.
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Click your profile picture, choose Preferences, and select Audio. Then, you can change any of the following settings:
- Choose the devices to use for the microphone, speaker, and ringer. You can adjust the volume of your speaker and microphone from here and check the Automatically adjust volume check box.
- Choose Use system setting to use a device that's configured as the default option on your system. When you change the audio device for your operating system, Webex follows the change accordingly. To see what device you currently have set up as the default, go to .
Use one of our Cisco Headset 500 Series with the USB connector or Cisco Headset 730 with Bluetooth in your meetings and calls.
- Choose the volume of the incoming call ringtone and message alert sounds.
Click Test to test the volume level. The ringtone that you chose in Notifications > Calling is played.
- Check the Unmute temporarily by holding Spacebar check box so you can unmute yourself temporarily during a meeting.
- Under Webex smart audio:
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Select Noise removal to join your meetings and calls without worrying about background noise, such as keyboard typing and doorbells. You can also remove background noise during your active call or meeting.
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Select Optimize for my voice to remove background speech and noise when you're in a noisy environment where others are talking, such as a coffee shop. You can also remove background speech and noise during your active call or meeting.
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Select Music mode to preserve your microphone's original sound when using your computer for audio, making virtual concerts or music lessons even better. You can also enable music mode during your active call or meeting.
To change your audio options from your call controls, click the drop-down arrow next to Mute
, choose Settings, and then make your selections.
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Your default audio depends on the type of call. When you make a video call, you want to be able to look at your phone while you talk, so your speaker is the default audio. When you make an audio call or answer a call, your earpiece is the default.
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1) Tap When you connect to an audio device, such as your speaker, Bluetooth device, or headphones, the
icon changes in appearance, letting you know how your audio is being transmitted![]() 2)(Optional) Tap your profile picture, go to , and turn on any of the following options:
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When you have multiple cameras, select the default to use for your meetings. Virtual camera software, external webcams, and Webex App Room or Desk devices can be selected just like a built-in webcam. On mobile, you can switch between front and back-facing cameras and set virtual backgrounds.

1) Go to your profile picture and then choose Settings.
2) Click Video, choose the camera you'd like to use from the Camera drop-down list, and then click Save.
3) (Optional) Turn off high definition video.
4) (Optional) Use a virtual or blurred background in calls and meetings.
5) Click Save.
1) Go to your profile picture and then choose Preferences.
2) Click Video and then choose the camera you'd like to use from the Camera drop-down list.
3) Virtual cameras may or may not be enabled by your system administrator.
4) (Optional) Turn on hardware acceleration if you're having CPU issues when you're on a call or in a meeting.
5) (Optional) Turn off high definition video.
6) (Optional) Use a virtual or blurred background in calls and meetings.
7) Click Save.
1) While in a call or meeting, tapVideo
.You must be using Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.
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Click the activity menu
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Whatever changes you make here only apply to your desktop app. For example, if you mute incoming call notifications, you'll continue to get notifications on your mobile app.
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1 Click your profile picture, choose Settings, and then select Notifications |
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2 Scroll to Direct Calls and then choose one of the following options:
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Whatever changes you make here only apply to your desktop app. For example, if you mute incoming call notifications, you'll continue to get notifications on your mobile app.
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1 Click your profile picture, choose Preferences, and then select Notifications |
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2 Scroll to Direct Calls and then choose one of the following options:
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When your screen is locked, you can swipe the screen to answer the Webex App call without having to unlock the screen first. However, you can change your settings to require you to unlock your screen first.
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| 7.8.2.2 - JOIN MEETINGS |
, hover over the person's profile picture to see the contact card, and then select 
The Join Personal Meeting Room option doesn't appear on someone's contact card if their Webex site is not managed in Control Hub or linked to Webex App.
Rather than scroll through your Messaging list, you can also see someone's contact card by searching for that person's name. In the search results, hover over the person's profile picture to see the contact card.
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To join a Personal Room meeting that you join often, go to Meetings |
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, long press the person's profile picture to see the contact card, and then tap the Personal Room link. 
If you don't see Personal Room in the contact card, tap People Insights to see more information.
The Personal Room information doesn't appear on someone's contact card if their Webex site isn’t managed in Control Hub or linked to Webex App.
If you don't see the Personal Room link, tap People Insights
If you don't already have the Webex Meetings app for Android installed, you're prompted to install it.
2)Choose your audio and video settings before you join your meeting.
3)Tap to connect to a video system.
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and tap the person's profile picture to see the contact card. Then tap
beside their Personal Room information and tap Join Meeting.
2)Choose your audio and video settings before you join your meeting.
3)Tap to connect to a video system.
, hover over the person's profile picture to see the contact card, and then select
Join Personal Room.
You can join a meeting from your computer, mobile device, phone, or a video system. Pick the one that works best for you.
Can't download? Here's how you can join right from your browser.


If this is the first time you're joining a meeting, Webex automatically downloads the app. Click the installer file to install the app and follow the instructions.
If you're joining from a Linux computer or Chromebook, you aren't prompted to install anything. The meeting simply opens in your browser.

Or if you just want to join the meeting quickly and don't need access to all the meetings features, click Join as a guest.
5)Enter the meeting password that's in your email invitation and then click Continue.

6)In the preview window, you can make sure your audio and video sound and look good before you join the meeting. First, choose how you want to hear.

- Use computer audio (default)—Use your computer with a headset or speakers.
- Call me—Enter a phone number and Webex calls you. Depending on your host's Webex plan, you may or may not see this option.
- Call in—If you prefer to use your phone for audio, dial in when the meeting starts. A list of the global call-in numbers is available in your meeting invite. Choose this option if your Internet connection is slow.
- Don't connect to audio—Use this option if you don't need audio. For example, you're in a conference room with your team, or someone already connected to the meeting from a video device.
7)Click
if you want to say hi to everyone when you join.8)Click
if you want to be seen when you join.To connect to a compatible video device, click Use video system.
9)Click Join Meeting.
If you're on the go, you can join your meeting from your Apple or Android phone, tablet or Apple watch using the Webex mobile app.
You'll be able to use video, chat with other participants, and share content.

2)TapDownloadto install theWebex Meetingsapp and join the video conference.
To join the meeting by phone only, tap the number on your screen.

3)TapOpen after the app installs and accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Statement.
5)Tap Sign in so you can access the full list of meeting features.
Or if you just want to join the meeting quickly and don't need access to all the meetings features, tap Join as a guest.
6)Tap OK
7)Change your audio and video settings before joining your meeting.

- Use Internet for audio (default)—Use your phone with a headset or speakers.
- Call me—Enter a phone number and Webex calls you. Depending on your Webex plan, you may or may not see this option.
- Call in—If you prefer to use your phone for audio, dial in when the meeting starts. A list of the global call-in numbers is available in your meeting invite. Choose this option if your Internet connection is slow.
- Don't Connect Audio—Use this option when you need to join a meeting and share content, and don't need audio. For example, you're in a conference room with your team, or someone already connected to the meeting from a video device.
8)Tap Start video to preview how you'll look to others before you join the meeting.
9)Click Connect to a device to join the meeting from a compatible video device.
10)Tap Join.
Use the web app to join a meeting from your browser. This is the easiest way to join if you're using a Chromebook, a Linux computer, or you simply don't want to download anything.
1)Open your email invite, and click Join meeting.

2)Webex starts preparing to connect you to your meeting. If you join from a Windows computer or Mac, click Join from your browser. If you join from a Linux computer or Chromebook, you won't be prompted to install anything. The meeting simply opens in your browser.

3)Edit your name as you want it to appear in the meeting, check Remember me, and then clickSign inso you can access the full list of meeting features.
Or if you just want to join the meeting quickly and don't need access to all the meetings features, clickJoin as a guest.
4)If you're asked for a meeting password, enter the meeting password - it's in your email invitation - and click Continue.

5)In the preview window, you can make sure your audio and video sound and look good before you join the meeting. First, choose how you want to hear.

- Use computer audio (default)—Use your computer with a headset or speakers.
- Call me—Enter a phone number and Webex calls you. Depending on your host's Webex plan, you may or may not see this option.
- Call in—If you prefer to use your phone for audio, dial in when the meeting starts. A list of the global call-in numbers is available in your meeting invite. Choose this option if your Internet connection is slow.
- Don't connect to audio—Use this option if you don't need audio. For example, you're in a conference room with your team, or someone already connected to the meeting from a video device.
If prompted, allow your browser to access your camera and microphone in order to see and hear what's going on in the meeting.
6) Click
if you want to say hi to everyone when you join.7) Click
if you want to be seen when you join.To connect to a compatible video device, click Use video system.
8) Click Join meeting.
If you're experiencing bandwidth issues, this is the way to go.
When you dial into a meeting, you can hear everyone in the meeting, but won't be able to see anyone or what they share during the meeting.
1) Open your meeting invitation and call one of the numbers under Join by phone. Depending on the host's meeting plan, your email invite provides a list of call-in numbers,

2) Enter your meeting or access code, then press #.

3) Enter your attendee PIN or ID, if you have one. If you don't, press # to be placed in the meeting lobby where the meeting host can admit you.
Once you join the meeting, you'll be able hear everyone in the meeting but won't be able to see anything that's being shared.
| 7.8.2.3 - SCHEDULE MEETINGS |

Go to Meetings
and then choose Start a meeting.-
You don't have a Webex account.
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You have a Webex account but you have an attendee license and not a host license.
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You have a Webex account but it's not enabled for a Personal Room.
Tap Meetings
and then tap Start.
If your Personal Room link doesn't appear here, you need to associate it with the app first. See Set Up Your Personal Room for more information.
Tap Meetings
and then tap Start.Sign in to Webex and then choose .
7.8.2.3.2 Webex App | Schedule a Meeting from the Meetings in "Calendar"
Schedule a meeting from the Meetings calendar when you want to schedule a future one-time or recurring meeting.

You or anyone you assign as a cohost can start the meeting, invite people to it, start breakout sessions, record the meeting, and share the recording.
Before you begin
You can schedule one-time or recurring meetings using Microsoft Outlook or Google Calendar. You can schedule a one-time meeting using the Webex App scheduler.
1) Go to Meetings
.2) Click Schedule a meeting.

If you're using Microsoft Outlook to schedule meetings, you schedule a Personal Room meeting. Webex App opens a new Outlook invite with all the meeting details. All you need to do is add the people you need to invite, select the date and time, and send the invite.
If you're using Google Calendar to schedule meetings, you schedule a Personal Room meeting. Webex App opens a Google calender invite in a new tab in your default browser. All you need to do is add the people you need to invite, select the date and time, and send the invite.
3) If you're using the Webex App app scheduler to schedule meetings, edit the name of the meeting in Topic, and select the Date and Time for your meeting.
Choose whether you want to schedule a one-time meeting link or use your Personal Room. If you choose a one-time meeting link, change the password, if you want.
Optionally, add a Description of the meeting. It'll be included in the email invitation if your administrator has set up your account with Cisco Webex Hybrid Calendar Service.
4) Add Invitees by typing their name or email address.
When you start typing someone's name, Webex App provides suggestions for you. Choose a name from the list.
If your account has Calendar Service, initially, Unknown availability
shows beside each person's name. If the person is available at the time you selected, the symbol updates to Available
. If the person is unavailable, the symbol updates to Unavailable
. If we're unable to retrieve someone's availability, Unknown availability
continues to show beside that person's name.
5) (Optional) If you chose a one-time meeting link and have the full-featured meetings experience, click Advanced Settings to customize audio options, add a cohost, enable breakout sessions, and more.
For more information about these settings, see Advanced Scheduling Options. It describes all of the options available when you schedule a meeting from your Webex App site, including the subset of options available when you schedule a meeting in the Webex App app.
6) Click Schedule.
The meeting is added to your calendar. An email invitation is sent to everyone who's invited to the meeting.
What to do next
If you need to make changes, you can update the meeting details or cancel the meeting.
1) Install the Webex Meetings mobile app.
2) Open the Meetings mobile app and swipe left to My Meetings
3) Tap Schedule
, and then enter your meeting info:-
Meeting topic
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Meeting date, start time, and duration
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Meeting password
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Invitees—allow the app to access your contacts on your device or manually enter participant emails and tap Return to add them to your participant list.

4) Review your meeting details and then tap Schedule to schedule your meeting.
1) Install the Webex Meetings mobile app.
2) Open the Meetings mobile app and swipe left to My Meetings
3) Tap Schedule
, and then enter your meeting info:-
Meeting topic
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Meeting date, start time, and duration
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Meeting password
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Invitees—allow the app to access your contacts on your device or manually enter participant emails and tap Add invitee to add them to your participant list.

4) Review your meeting details and then tap Schedule to schedule your meeting.
Once you schedule your meeting, the people you invited get an email sent to them automatically to let them know. If you edit the invite or cancel it, a new email is sent to everyone invited so they stay up to date.
1) Sign in to Webex, click .
2) Select a Meeting type from the drop-down list, if your account has more than one associated with it. Meeting types are the default or customized sets of meeting features available for your organization.
3) Enter a name for the meeting in Meeting topic, add or change the password, if necessary, and select the Date and time for your meeting.
4) You can set the meeting to repeat by checking the Reccurence check box. You can schedule your meeting to happen daily, biweekly, monthly, and more.
5) In the Attendees section, enter the email address of the people you're inviting. The Attendees field suggests people who you've invited before, existing accounts on your Cisco Webex organization, and contacts in your address book. If the person has a host account in your organization, you can make them an alternate host by clicking
next to their name.6) For other options, select Show advanced options.
Your Cisco Webex options may be set to include:
In Audio connection options:
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Audio connection type—Choose one of the following
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Webex Audio—Includes call-in, call-back, and computer audio options. Phone options may include toll-free and global call-in numbers, as well as the ability to set entry and exit tones.
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Use VoIP only—Limits all attendees to using computer audio.
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Other teleconfrence service—Allows you to enter third-party teleconference information.
Users who prefer to use non-integrated audio teleconferencing can do so for Webex and video device-enabled meetings. To use this feature for Webex, your organization must be managed in or linked to Webex Control Hub.
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None
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Entry and exit tone—Select a tone to hear when a guest joins or leaves the meeting.
When using the Webex Audio option, if the Announce Name feature is selected, those joining using the Use computer for audio option don't get the option to record and announce their name.
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Mute attendees—Automatically mute attendees upon entry of the meeting and allow attendees to mute themselves.
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In Agenda, enter any context or details you want your attendees to have about the upcoming meeting.
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In Scheduling Options, you can do the following:
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Cohost—Cohosts can start meetings on your behalf. If you want to assign a cohost before the meeting, select one of the options in the section.
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Video Systems—Authenticated video systems in this organizations can start and join this meeting without prompt.
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Autmatic recording—Automatically start recording when the meeting starts.
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Exclude password—Exclude the password from the email invitation, for extra security.
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Join before host—Check the box to allow attendees to join the meeting before you start the meeting. Choose to allow attendees to join 0–15 minutes before the meeting starts.
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Breakout sessions—Breakout sessions are smaller groups that are split off from the main Webex meeting. They allow a subset of meeting participants to collaborate and share ideas over audio and video.
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Invited only—Restrict the meeting to invited attendees only.
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Unlocked meetings—Decide what happens to guests when they join a meeting.
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Automatic lock—Decide how long after the meeting to starts to automatically lock the meeting.
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Registration—Select Require attendee registration to require attendees to register and receive host approval before attending the meeting. Select the detailed registration information that you require attendees to provide. Each attendee who registers will have to provide that information.
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Email reminder—Choose to send an email reminder 10–50 minutes before the start of the meeting.
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Meeting options—Select Edit meeting options and select the options that you want participants to have when the meeting begins.
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Attendee privileges—Select Edit attendee privileges and select the privileges that you want attendees to have when the meeting begins.
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next to the name of the meeting.An iCalender (.ics) file downloads. Select the .ics file and accept the meeting. To invite others to your meeting, send the .ics file as an email attachment.
7.8.2.3.3 Webex Web | Join a meeting ID from Webex Site
Quickly find your meeting from the search bar or meeting list on your Webex site and then join using either the Webex Meetings desktop app or the web app. Use the web app to open the meeting directly in your browser or use the desktop app to open the full-featured meeting application.
- Sign in to your Webex site
- Join a meeting using the search bar
- Join a meeting from your Webex site in the desktop or web app
This article applies to WBS40.6.x and earlier sites. If you have a later Webex version, you can learn how to connect to a video system here. a) b) c)
a) From your Webex site:
Select .
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The Page version represents what you see on the web pages of your Webex site.
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The Desktop app version represents what you see in your meetings.
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Customers who choose to stay locked down to a specific desktop app version will still see changes to their Webex site pages as product updates are released.
Webex version information is displayed.

b) During a meeting, session, or event:
Select .
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The Version (or Client version) is the same as the Desktop app version and represents what you see in your meetings.
The version information is displayed.

c) Connect to a video system from the desktop app
When you're all in the same physical space, you can wirelessly share your screen with a video system, or connect seamlessly when joining Webex Meetings, Webex Webinars, or Webex Events (classic). Your Meetings desktop app detects video systems using ultrasound to make connecting easy.

- Click Connect to video system
- If the app detects nearby video systems, you'll see a list of those devices. Select the video system that you want to use from the list.
- If your video system isn't detected, have the app call your device. Enter the address of the video system and then select the device when it appears in the list. You can choose to connect without pressing 1.
- If you're connecting to a cloud-registered video system that's not already connected with the Meetings desktop app, enter the code shown on the device, and then click OK.
What to do next
Windows and Mac: To show video on the connected video system only when no content is being shared, go to More options
in the desktop app, and then toggle Show Video on Video System Only on.
Sign in to your Webex site

3) Enter your account password and clickSign in.
Join a meeting using the search bar
At the top of your Webex site is a search bar that you can use to find and join the meeting. Search by the host's name, Personal Room link or ID, meeting title, or 9-digit meeting number.
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2) Enter the meeting password provided in the email invitation.
3) Click Join to join the meeting.
Join a meeting from your Webex site in the desktop or web app
1) Select Meetings from the left navigation panel in your Webex site, and click the name of the meeting you want to join.

2) Enter the meeting password provided in the email invitation, if necessary.
3) Click the drop-down arrow and select Use desktop app or Use web app. Both have a similar meeting experience, but the web app only requires your browser. After that, select Join Meeting.

When you select the desktop or web app, the Webex site remembers your selection and will default to it on that site only.
4) After the meeting opens, select your audio and video options.
| 7.8.2.4 - CONNECT TO AUDIO AND VIDEO |
1) While you're on a call or in a meeting, select
at the bottom of the meeting window. You'll know it's working when the button turns red,
.
2) If you want to unmute yourself, select
. If you prefer, you can unmute yourself temporarily .
When you’re muted during a call or meeting, but you want to say something quickly, use the Spacebar when you want to talk.a) b)
Before you begin
If the host or cohost hasprevented attendees from unmuting themselves, you see
beside your name in the participants list.
a) Hold down the Spacebar to unmute temporarily. The meeting window must have focus.
A message indicates that you’re temporarily unmuted.
b) When you’re finished talking, let go of the Spacebar and you’re back on mute.
If you don’t want to use the Spacebar as the keyboard shortcut to unmute yourself temporarily, uncheck theUnmute temporarily by holding Spacebarcheck box in youraudio settings.
3) If you see
beside your name in the participants list, that indicates that the host or cohost has muted you and you can't unmute yourself. If the host or cohost wants you to speak, you'll see a notification to unmute yourself.
If you're connected to a Cisco headset, you can also mute or unmute yourself from the headset. For more information, seeMake and Answer Calls using the Cisco Headset 730 orUse Your Cisco Headset 500 Series .
7.8.2.4.2 Webex App | Use a virtual or blurred background in calls and meetings
Limit distractions and maintain privacy around you by blurring or changing your background during your call or meeting. You can replace what shows behind you with a preset image or one of your own.

Before you begin
Make sure your device meets the following requirements:
- Operating System—Windows 10 32-bit/64-bit
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Processor:
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Intel Core i3, i5, or i7 4000 series or higher
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AMD Ryzen 5, 7, 9, or higher
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Memory:
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8 GB or more of RAM
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2 GB or more of VRAM for dedicated GPUs
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You can also personalize your background by uploading up to three of your own images. Click the + icon and then find the images you want to use. Supported file types are .jpg, .jpe, .jpeg, and .png.
2) Make your selection and then clickApply.
Webex App remembers your selection for your next call or meeting.
Alternatively, you can click
, clickChange Virtual Background, make your selection, and then clickApply.
Before you begin
Make sure your device meets the following requirements:
- Operating System—macOS High Sierra (version 10.13) and later
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Processor:
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Intel Core i7 4000 series quad-core or higher processor
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Intel Core i7 5000 series dual-core or higher processor
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Intel Core i5 6000 series dual-core or higher processor
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Memory:
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2 GB or more of VRAM for dedicated GPUs
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You can also personalize your background by uploading up to three of your own images. Click the + icon and then find the images you want to use. Supported file types are .jpg, .jpe, .jpeg, and .png.
2) Make your selection and then clickApply.
Webex App remembers your selection for your next call or meeting.
Alternatively, you can click
, clickChange Virtual Background, make your selection, and then clickApply.
You don't need to be in a call or meeting to change your background. You can do it anytime and the change applies to all your future calls and meetings in Webex App. Go to your profile picture, select . Choose your option, then click Save.
Before you begin
Make sure your device meets the following requirements:
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iPhone 7 or later
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iPad Pro and later
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iPad mini (5th generation) and later
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iPad Air (3rd generation) and later
1) From the join meeting preview window, tapVirtual background
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During a meeting, tapVideo
>Virtual background
.
2) Choose one of the following options:
- Blur your background.
- Select a virtual background that's already available.
- Personalize your background by uploading your own image.
3) TapStart My Video.
Before you begin
Make sure your device meets the following requirements:
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Operating System—Android 9.0 (Pie) and later
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Processor:
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Snapdragon 845
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Samsung Exynos 9810
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Equivalent processors with eight or more cores
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Memory—3.5 GB or more of RAM
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Android 9.0 (Pie) and later
1) From the join meeting preview window, tapVirtual background
.
During a meeting, tapVideo
>Virtual background
.
2) Choose one of the following options:
- Blur your background.
- Select a virtual background that's already available.
- Personalize your background by uploading your own image.
3) TapStart My Video.
| 7.8.2.5 - SHARE CONTENT SCREEN OR APPLICATION |
7.8.2.5.1 Webex App|Share your screen or application in a meeting
When you share your screen in Webex App, everyone in the meeting can easily see what's being discussed. Anyone can share their screen, but only one person can share at a time.

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Some calls in the app have these features too.
You can share content when you're connected to a room or desk device.
1) During a meeting, select
.
2) When you're sharing content with video or audio, you should check these options:
Optimization drop-down menu:
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Automatically Optimize—Chooses the best optimization for your content type.
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Optimize for text and images—Displays text and images in your shared content at the highest resolution and clarity possible.
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Optimize for motion and video—The video plays back much more smoothly, as some resolution is sacrificed in favor of a higher frame rate to reduce lag and increase fluidity in your shared video, animation, or dynamic content.
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This option may not improve the frame rate in meetings with over 25 attendees.
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If you choose this option, Share computer audio is automatically turned on for you.
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Share your computer audio—Allows others to hear your computer audio in addition to your microphone audio.
3) Choose the screen or application you want to share.
Hold Shift to select multiple applications. Everyone in the meeting will see one of the shared applications at a time only.
If you don't see the app that you want to share, scroll to see all your open apps.You'll just see the name of the app when the app is minimized, when the app relies on hardware to display graphics, or when it's a Universal Windows Platform app.
4) Preview what you're sharing at the top of the screen. Check that you’re sharing only what you want and that everyone in the meeting can see it.
To show the preview after it disappears, go to the tab in the control bar at the top of the screen and click the down arrow.

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If the thumbnail videos are covering the shared content, drag the floating panel to another location on the screen.
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If the share control bar is covering the shared content, drag the bar to any other edge of the screen.
- Share something else
or the You're sharing link to switch to another screen or application without needing to stop sharing first. - Annotate
to mark-up a shared screen during a call or a meeting. - Pause
to pause sharing your screen or application. - Resume
to resume sharing your screen or application. - Stop to stop sharing.
- Mute or Unmute to mute or unmute yourself.
- Stop video or Start video to turn off or turn on your video.
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Focus view
to show the active speaker's video only. -
Grid view
to show the videos of the meeting participants. -
Hide video view
to hide all thumbnails videos. The name of the active speaker shows in the floating panel.

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With the support for macOS Catalina, new security and privacy permissions are required for users to fully access all the meetings features. Learn how to check your permissions here.
Some calls in the app have these features too.
You can share content when you're connected to a room or desk device.
1) During a meeting, select
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Optimization drop-down menu:
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Automatically Optimize—Chooses the best optimization for your content type.
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Optimize for text and images—Displays text and images in your shared content at the highest resolution and clarity possible.
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Optimize for motion and video—The video plays back much more smoothly, as some resolution is sacrificed in favor of a higher frame rate to reduce lag and increase fluidity in your shared video, animation, or dynamic content.
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This option may not improve the frame rate in meetings with over 25 attendees.
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If you choose this option, Share computer audio is automatically turned on for you.
Webex App needs an extension to share your computer audio. If you don't have the extension, then Webex App downloads it when you click Optimize for motion and video or Share your computer audio. You must have administrator permission on your computer to install the extension and share audio.
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Share your computer audio—Allows others to hear your computer audio in addition to your microphone audio.
3) Choose the screen or application you want to share.
Hold Shift to select multiple applications. Everyone in the meeting will see one of the shared applications at a time only.
If you don't see the app that you want to share, scroll to see all your open apps.You'll just see the name of the app when the app is minimized, when the app relies on hardware to display graphics, or when it's a Universal Windows Platform app.
To share the screen from your iPhone or iPad, select and then follow the instructions to connect a USB cable and trust this computer. Open the content that you want to share on your iPhone or iPad.
4) Preview what you're sharing at the top of the screen. Make sure you’re sharing only what you want and that everyone in the meeting can see it.
To show the preview after it disappears, go to the tab in the control bar at the top of the screen and click the down arrow.

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If the share control bar is covering the shared content, drag the bar to any other edge of the screen.
- Share something else
or the You're sharing link to switch to another screen or application without needing to stop sharing first. - Annotate
to mark-up a shared screen during a call or a meeting. - Pause
to pause sharing your screen or application. - Resume
to resume sharing your screen or application. - Stop to stop sharing.
- Mute or Unmute to mute or unmute yourself.
- Stop video or Start video to turn off or turn on your video.
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Focus view
to show the active speaker's video only. -
Grid view
to show the videos of the meeting participants. -
Hide video view
to hide all thumbnails videos. The name of the active speaker shows in the floating panel.

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You can share your screen during a meeting on Webex App for iPhone and iPad using iOS 11.1 or later.
1) During a meeting, tap .
2) Choose your optimization option:
- Optimize for text and images—Displays text and images in your shared content at the highest resolution and clarity possible.
If you choose this option but want to have background music playing, you can turn on Share device audio.
- Optimize for video—The video plays back much more smoothly, as some resolution is sacrificed in favor of a higher frame rate to reduce lag and increase fluidity in your shared video, animation, or dynamic content.
If you choose this option, Share device audio is automatically turned on for you. Participants can hear the audio from your mobile device.
3) Tap Share.
4) Select Webex and tap Start Broadcast to start sharing.
5) Tap anywhere on your screen to exit the broadcast menu and start navigating your screen share.
6) When you're finished, tap Stop Sharing in the meeting to stop sharing.
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- Optimize for text and images—Displays text and images in your shared content at the highest resolution and clarity possible.
If you choose this option but want to have background music playing, you can turn on Share device audio.
- Optimize for video—The video plays back much more smoothly, as some resolution is sacrificed in favor of a higher frame rate to reduce lag and increase fluidity in your shared video, animation, or dynamic content.
If you choose this option, Share device audio is automatically turned on for you. Participants can hear the audio from your mobile device.
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You can share everything on your screen during a meeting. When you start sharing, you'll see indicators at the top of the screen to let you know what's being shared.
During a meeting, select Share screen

7.8.2.5.2 Webex App | Share content wirelessly to Webex devices
- DX Series
- Webex Share
- MX Series
- Webex Room Kit Plus
- Webex Board 70S
- Webex Room 70 G2
- Webex Board 85S
- Webex Board 55S
- Webex Board 70
- Webex Room Kit P60
- Webex Board 55
- Webex Room 70
- SX Series
- Webex Room 55 Dual
- Webex Room 55
- Webex Room Kit
When you connect to Board, Desk, and Room Series devices, you can share content wirelessly when you're not in a call or meeting from Webex App.
Your administrator can configure devices on your network in various ways. You can have on-premises devices or cloud devices. These devices can appear the same but you can use the devices in different ways.
For on-premises devices, after you have enabled ultrasound, you can automatically connect to the device as soon as you enter the same room. You can use these devices to share content wirelessly with people in the same room.
For cloud devices, you can also automatically connect using ultrasound and share content wirelessly. In addition, you can search for a particular device, use the device to join a meeting or make a call, and you can optimize audio or video of the shared content.
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1) Click on the device name in Webex App and click Share Screen.

2) When you're connected to a cloud device, you can also improve the frame rate and audio for shared content:
- Share computer audio—The audio is played and everyone can hear the audio.
- Optimize for video—The content is displayed at up to 30 frames per second (fps) with a resolution of 720p. For example, if you're sharing a video or slide deck, the frame rate is increased and this reduces any lag.

3) Select the screen or app to share.
4) Check out a preview of what you're sharing at the top of the screen. Make sure you’re sharing only what you want and that everyone in the meeting can see it.
5) While you're sharing, you can select the following:
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Share screen
to switch to another screen or application without needing to stop sharing first. -
Annotate
to mark-up a shared screen during a call or a meeting. -
Pause
to pause sharing your screen or application. -
Resume
to resume sharing your screen or application.
6) When you're done, click on Stop Sharing.
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1) Click on the device name in Webex App and click Share Screen.

2) When you're connected to a cloud device, you can also improve the frame rate and audio for shared content:
- Share computer audio—The audio is played on the device and everyone in the room can hear the audio.
Webex App needs an extension to share your computer audio. If you don't have this extension, then Webex App downloads it when you click Share computer audio. You must have administrator permission on your computer to install the extension. - Optimize for video—The content is displayed on the device at up to 30 frames per second (fps) with resolution of 720p. For example, if you're sharing a video or slide deck the frame rate is increased and this reduces any lag.

3) Select the screen or app to share.
4) Check out a preview of what you're sharing at the top of the screen. Make sure you’re sharing only what you want and that everyone in the meeting can see it.
5) While you're sharing, you can select the following:
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Share screen
to switch to another screen or application without needing to stop sharing first. -
Annotate
to mark-up a shared screen during a call or a meeting. -
Pause
to pause sharing your screen or application. -
Resume
to resume sharing your screen or application.
6) When you're done, click on Stop Sharing.
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1) Tap the device icon
2) Choose your optimization option:
- Optimize for text and images—Displays text and images in your shared content at the highest resolution and clarity possible.
- Optimize for video—The video plays back much more smoothly, as some resolution is sacrificed in favor of a higher frame rate to reduce lag and increase fluidity in your shared video, animation, or dynamic content.

4) When you're finished, tap the device name in the Spaces list, and then tap Stop Broadcast.
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1) Tap the device icon

2) Choose your optimization option:
- Optimize for text and images—Displays text and images in your shared content at the highest resolution and clarity possible.
- Optimize for video—The video plays back much more smoothly, as some resolution is sacrificed in favor of a higher frame rate to reduce lag and increase fluidity in your shared video, animation, or dynamic content.
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You can't automatically connect to a device on web, you must manually connect to a device.
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