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Optimizing Calls

Available Roles: Participant, Host Platforms: Web, Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android Reviewed: 2026-03-14

Use this checklist when call quality is inconsistent.

  • Prefer wired connection when available
  • Close bandwidth-heavy apps
  • Verify microphone and camera in the lobby
  • Pick dedicated devices instead of unstable defaults
  • Use the network panel to watch latency, jitter, and packet loss
  • Pause non-essential screen share on poor connections
  • Prioritize audio continuity over video fidelity
  • Enable captions for comprehension support in degraded conditions
  • Review recurring quality patterns by location/network segment
  • Capture user feedback through post-call rating
  • Before important customer, hiring, or leadership meetings
  • When one user or one office repeatedly reports poor quality
  • During pilot rollouts where support is still collecting baseline guidance

The meeting is still unstable after these checks

Section titled “The meeting is still unstable after these checks”
  • Move from optimization into structured troubleshooting instead of repeating the same local tweaks.
  • Capture the current network metrics and compare them against a known-good meeting on the same device.
  • Escalate with the exact meeting, timestamp, and network context if the same failure repeats across sessions.