Stop Sharing The Webcam; Require Webcam Sharing; Preview Participant's Video; Figure 57: Stop Sharing Webcam - Grandstream Networks IPVT10 User Manual

Stop Sharing the Webcam

The meeting host can stop the sharing webcam for all other participants. To stop sharing webcam for a
participant, click on the webcam icon
be stopped, and will receive a prompt.
In Participant's list, if sharing the webcam is started, the icon
stopped, the icon will be hidden.

Require Webcam Sharing

If the GVC32XX client in the IPVideoTalk meeting does not share the webcam, the meeting host is able to
request the GVC32XX client to share the webcam.
The meeting host could select the button
Webcam Sharing" to send the sharing request. The GVC32XX participant will receive the notification and
show a prompt to accept/reject the request. If accepts, the GVC32XX participant will share the webcam to
the IPVideoTalk meeting immediately.
Notes:
•
The client GVC320X/GVC3210 should be running firmware version 1.0.3.47/1.0.1.20 or higher
(respectively).
•
If the GVC32XX client is the general participant in an IPVideoTalk Webinar, this feature will not
be available. In this case, the meeting host could set the GVC32XX client to a panelist, and
request the GVC32XX client to share the webcam.

Preview Participant's Video

The meeting host could preview the participant's video, and set the participant's video as the main screen
during the meeting quickly.
1. On the Participants List, click on the menu following the certain participant, and click on "Preview Video"
as the screenshot shows below to preview the participant's video. It requires the participant to enable the
camera, otherwise, the meeting host cannot preview the participant's video.
of the participant, the webcam sharing for that participant will

Figure 57: Stop Sharing Webcam

next to the GVC32XX participant, and select "Require
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