Blur Your Background
You can blur your background in MiTeam Meetings to prevent other participants from seeing your background. MiTeam Meetings allows you to blur your background before a meeting or during a meeting.
Note: Blurring the background involves using your computer's Graphic Processing Unit (GPU) for achieving the best results. If your computer has older GPU's, using this feature might add a load to your computer, which adversely impacts the meeting experience. If you experience lag in your videos, update your video driver. If updating your video driver does not resolve the issue, you must turn off the Blur Background feature.
To blur your background before joining a meeting
From the Audio and Video Preview Panel
- Click the Settings icon (
) in the Audio and video preview panel that is displayed before you join a meeting.
- Select the Blur my video background check box.
This will blur your background, which can be verified in the Preview.
From the MiTeam Meetings Settings Panel
- Click your avatar from the top right corner of the MiTeam Meetings application.
- From the panel that appears, click Settings. The Settings panel opens.
- Click the Video tab, and select the Blur my video background check box to blur your background.
To blur your background during a meeting
- During an ongoing meeting, click the More icon (
) from the control panel, and then click the Settings icon (
). The Settings panel opens.
- Click the Video tab, and select the Blur my video background check box. Close the Settings panel to return to the meeting.
This will blur your background.
To ensure best experience
Background blurring needs contrast to distinguish between you and your background. Follow these best practices whenever possible:
- Wear clothes that stand out from what is behind you.
- If your video appears grainy, turn on some lights. Most webcams, especially the cameras in laptops, do not perform well in dim light.
- Try to sit within 3 feet (a meter) of the camera. Try to sit directly in front of, and look squarely into the camera.
- The feature does recognize hats or other headwear and might blur them.
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