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CounterPath Corporation Suspending the Conference To suspend the conference, click the Hold button. Audio Controls Adjusting Volume. Use the speaker adjustment to adjust volume of the sound you are hearing. Mute. Click on the dialpad to prevent the other parties from hearing you. The icon appears on the Call display. When you mute, you may also want to stop video feed, if any. Speakerphone. Click on the dial pad to put the callers on the speaker phone. The icon appears on the Call display. Video Conference Calls Starting a Conference with Video To start a conference with video, make sure that both the existing calls are video calls. Then click the Conference button. Adding Video to an Existing Conference Call Choose Options > Start Group Video. Your video starts immediately. Or open the Video panel and click Start my Video. When you add video, the other party may (or may not) start sending their video to you. You can add video, even if you do not have a camera, in order to start receiving the other party’s video. 24
How Video Is Shared When you conference two calls together, video continues as it was before the conference call. For example, if you were sharing video with one party, and only sending your video to another party, then that is how the video will be handled when the conference call is created. The conference host, serves as the “funnel” for other video. Whatever the conference host is receiving will automatically be sent to the other parties. Controlling Video Once video has been added, it can be paused, resumed and stopped in the same way as on a regular conference call, by the intitiator of the individual “leg” of the conference call. The conference host does not have special control over the video, and can only add video on legs for which they were the initiator. However, if the conference host pauses or stops video, other participants will no longer receive video, because the host is the video “funnel” as described above. 25
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