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donnfish
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‎2021-12-07 02:24 PM

I teach a remote class from home to incarcerated people in a classroom.   They have a mic in front of the class. but I have a hard time hearing the ones in the back.  

On two different occasions, the sound has gotten dramatically better after about 45 minutes - and I can hear fine.  Is this magic?  (no one has done anything to the sound.)  Can someone shed light?

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RN
Community Moderator | Employee
Community Moderator | Employee

‎2021-12-15 08:21 AM

Hey @donnfish, within your Zoom client settings > audio > try configuring the settings similar to what I have below ⤵️. Try to adjust the mic input manually as well!

 

 

Let me know how testing goees! 

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