In a meeting, click Show Menu Bar, then click Meeting.

From the Meeting drop-down, click Meeting settings.

Click Video, then check box next to the setting you want.

• Change virtual background—Limit distractions and maintain privacy in your current surroundings by using a virtual background. You can blur your background, change your background, or add a background image. For more information on virtual backgrounds, see Use virtual backgrounds in Webex Meetings and Webex Webinars.

• Mirror my video— In mirror view, when you look at your self-view video, your video appears as if you were looking at your reflection in a mirror. For more information on mirroring your video, see Turn off mirror view in your self-view video in Webex Meetings.

  This is only for your self-view. Your video appears normal to the other meeting participants.

• Zoom to fit—Fits your video to the screen. By selecting this option, Webex zooms the camera to fill the screen completely.
• Adjust camera brightness—Improves the visibility of content captured by your camera.
  • Automatic—Webex monitors and makes adjustments based on how close you are to the camera and your current lighting conditions.
  • Manual—To adjust the brightness level yourself, use the Brightness slider.
• Camera resolution—Change the maximum camera video resolution. You can select one of the following resolutions:
  • 360p
  • 720p
  • 1080p

  Your account has to be enabled with the 1080p video resolution capability to see that option in the drop-down menu.

  On mobile, you can choose between 720p and 1080p video resolution.

Click Advanced Settings.

• Allow hardware acceleration for video—Reduce the load on the CPU, when possible, by off-loading video processing to a supported graphics processing unit (GPU).
• Allow hardware accleration for sharing content—Reduce the load on the CPU, when possible, by off-loading processing for content sharing to a supported GPU.
• Enable GPU acceleration for virtual background—Reduce the load on the CPU, when possible, by off-loading virtual background processing to a supported GPU.
• Video capture—The Microsoft Framework supports camera capture and video rendering. Select an option from the list:
  • Auto—Auto (default) selects the fastest framework available.
  • Microsoft Media Foundation or Microsoft DirectShow—Overrides the automatic option and avoids compatibility issues with the system camera or display hardware.

For video statistics, click Statistics, and then click Video.

• Video codec—Shrinks media files to save device space.
• Video connection ports—displays your video connections.