See the article Joining A Test Meeting in the Zoom Help Center for more information about using the using the Zoom Test Meeting feature. This option will also allow you to test your audio, screen sharing, and chat. Zoom offers a useful test meeting environment where you can play around with. If you do have the desktop client installed, /test will open the test meeting in the client, just like it does for a normal meeting or webinar. Although it isnt required, using video makes meetings more engaging and is.

This option allows you to test your audio and video even if you don't have the Zoom desktop client installed and plan to host or attend a meeting or webinar through your web browser, such as Google Chrome. You can join a test Zoom meeting to familiarize yourself with Zoom and test your microphone/speaker before joining a Zoom. This will launch a meeting where you are the only participant (you can then invite others if desired). You can also launch a test Zoom meeting anytime at /test.

To do this, you must have the Zoom Client for Meetings desktop application installed on your computer or the Zoom mobile app on your smartphone or tablet.įor instructions on testing your video for your specific device, as well as information about the various Video Settings in Zoom, see How Do I Test My Video? in the Zoom Help Center. This option lets you test your audio and video even if you dont have the Zoom desktop client installed. This will launch a meeting where you are the only participant (you can then invite others if you want to). You can test your video camera with Zoom before joining a meeting to ensure that the camera is working correctly. You can also launch a test Zoom meeting anytime at /test. There are two options to test your video in Zoom prior to a meeting or webinar: Manual

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