In-person Peers may experience problems with echo and feedback during calls. Echo is the sound of one's own voice being played back to them, while feedback is a high-pitched noise that is caused by multiple microphones and speakers feeding into each other.
The default settings for both have been optimized for meeting rooms of all sizes, small (3-4 people) and large (around 50 people). Before trying these methods, first make sure you’ve setup:
Automatically applies the best known settings to cancel echos from devices. We continuously update our settings with the latest known devices. Echo cancellation settings can only be applied before a meeting a joined.
Automatically cancels acoustic feedback loops (known as howling) that is caused by multiple in-person microphones and speakers feeding into each other. This creates the shrill, high-pitch noise known as howling commonly experienced in hybrid calls. Feedback cancellation requires playback sync (see ‘Multi-device Playback Synchronization').
This section is under development and will be available soon.