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Switch your view in meetings, webinars, and events
Tässä artikkelissaWhen you're in a meeting, webinar, or event, you can use the different views in the video layout options to stay engaged with fellow participants. For example, you can focus just on the active speaker or shared content.
Video layout views
There are four views that you can select from. There are advantages to using each of these views and you can change views at any time.
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Grid view—useful when you want to divide your attention across a lot of speakers in a large meeting.
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Stack view—useful when you want to see other participants appear above the active speaker or shared content.
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Side by side view—useful when you want to see participants appear next to the active speaker or shared content.
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Full-screen view—useful when you want to float panels and scale them freely, or drag them to another monitor.
For information about the maximum capacity for meetings, webinars, and events, see What is the maximum number of participants in a Webex session or call?
Grid view allows you to see up to 81 participants at the same time. You can use grid view so long as no one shares content in the meeting. This feature requires Webex video platform version 2.0. Find your Webex Meetings version number.
Up to 25 video streams can come from video systems. If there are more than 25 participants in the meeting, on the second and any later pages, the name of the video system shows in the thumbnail instead of a video stream.
The sort order of the thumbnail videos is based on who has the host and presenter roles, who has spoken most recently, who is showing their video, and alphabetical order. The participants who have spoken most recently appear first, followed by participants who are showing their video. You can lock focus on the first six thumbnail videos.
If there are more than 25 participants, you can adjust who you see by selecting the Next page
and Previous page
icons.
Stack view displays the active speaker or shared content on the stage. Above the stage, you can see thumbnail videos of up to six other participants.
The sort order of the thumbnail videos is based on who has the host and presenter roles, who has spoken most recently, who is showing their video, and alphabetical order. The participants who have spoken most recently appear first, followed by participants who are showing their video. You can lock focus on the first 6 thumbnail videos.
You can adjust which participants you see in the thumbnail videos by selecting the Next page
and Previous page
icons.
The focus shifts to the shared content when someone starts sharing.
Side by side view displays the active speaker or shared content on the stage. To the right of the stage, you can see thumbnail videos of up to six other participants.
The sort order of the thumbnail videos is based on who has the host and presenter roles, who has spoken most recently, who is showing their video, and alphabetical order. The participants who have spoken most recently appear at the top, followed by participants who are showing their video.
The focus shifts to the shared content when someone starts sharing.
Full-screen view hides the menu bar at the top of the application window and increases the size of the video content so you can see it more clearly. You can use full-screen view with any of the other video layouts.
When there's shared content, full-screen view increases the size of the shared content and allows you to resize or move panels around shared content, even to a second monitor.
Switch your layout
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To change the view, click Layout
When no content is shared, the default layout is Grid view, but the icon changes to reflect the layout you're currently using. |
and then select a view.Use Full-screen view
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Click Layout
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