Follow these sections to test your audio before or after joining a meeting. You can also join a test meeting if you want to test your audio and familiarize yourself with meeting controls.

Follow the on-screen prompts to join the meeting and test your video, audio, and microphone. Once the test is over, you will join the test meeting as a participant and can use it to familiarize yourself with …

Test your audio to ensure that it is working properly. Record a message to test your microphone, then listen to the playback to test your speakers or headphones.

You can manually test your video camera with Zoom before joining a meeting—or during a meeting—to ensure that the camera is working properly. You can also start a test Zoom meeting to familiarize …

Zoom Phone has an automated testing service that allows you to test your mic and speakers. You can access the testing service on the Zoom desktop client, mobile app, or provisioned desk phone.

If participants can’t hear you, or you can’t hear any sound from your device during a call, there may be an issue with your speaker or microphone. Follow the steps below to ensure that your speaker and …

The Zoom Rooms daily audio testing automatically conducts an audio test in your Zoom Room each morning between 2 AM and 4 AM, local time. It uses the speaker and microphone to test for echo. If …

Here we will discuss some utilities to test your Zoom Rooms environment. It is always recommended to do a test call with at least a couple of peers to hear the space, check each microphone and validate …

Additionally, you can test your video at any time when you are not in a meeting. Note: If you are the host of a meeting, you will not be shown the Video Preview dialog before starting a meeting, however, you …

If they are speaking too quietly, check if they have a different microphone they can use. For more information, learn how to troubleshoot audio issues and speaker or microphone issues.