1

When you're not in a meeting, click Settings in the navigation sidebar, and then click Video.

When you're in a meeting, hover over your self-view video, click More options > Video Settings.

2

Choose the camera you'd like to use from the Camera drop-down list.

3

(Optional) Turn off mirror view for your self-view video.

4

(Optional) Fit your camera video in self-view.

5

(Optional) Turn on hardware acceleration if you're having CPU issues when you're on a call or in a meeting.

6

(Optional) Adjust the brightness and contrast of your video.

7

(Optional) Set the resolution of your camera.

8

(Optional) Change your self-view location.

9

(Optional) Turn off GPU acceleration for virtual backgrounds.

10

(Optional) Under Video, click Background to use a virtual or blurred background in calls and meetings.

11

Click Save.

1

When you're not in a meeting, click Settings in the navigation sidebar, and then click Video.

When you're in a meeting, hover over your self-view video, click More options > Video Settings.

2

Choose the camera you'd like to use from the Camera drop-down list.

Virtual cameras may or may not be enabled by your system administrator.

3

(Optional) Turn off mirror view for your self-view video.

4

(Optional) Fit your camera video in self-view.

5

(Optional) Turn on hardware acceleration if you're having CPU issues when you're on a call or in a meeting.

6

(Optional) Adjust the brightness and contrast of your video.

7

(Optional) Set the resolution of your camera.

8

(Optional) Change your self-view location.

9

(Optional) Under Video, click Background to use a virtual or blurred background in calls and meetings.

10

Click Save.

You must be using Chrome, Safari, or Firefox.

Click the activity menu and choose Meet . Select the device to use to make the call by clicking Audio / Video .