ZVC300 is a complete native Zoom Rooms package containing a full hardware and software suite that is quick and easy to deploy.

Tick the “HD” checkbox in the “Video” tab to force your webcam to use an HD resolution, where supported.The Yealink ZVC300 Zoom Rooms video conference kit is designed for huddle and small meeting spaces with 2 to 7 people. Tip: If both options are enabled, then the “HD” setting will take precedence and the resulting video will be in the 16:9 ratio. You can also force your webcam to use its highest possible resolution by ticking the “Original ratio” checkbox instead. To configure your webcam to use the highest 16:9 resolution it supports, tick the “HD” checkbox, found just under the “Camera” dropdown box used to select the webcam video input device. Once in the settings, switch to the “Video” tab. To access Zoom’s settings, click on your user icon, then on “Settings” in the dropdown menu. To do so, click on your user icon in the top-right corner, then click on “Settings”. To be able to configure these options, you need to go into Zoom’s settings. Tip: If your webcam doesn’t support HD video then the “HD” setting won’t be able to force it to upgrade, it will however switch the webcam to using the highest 16:9 resolution it supports. The “Original ratio” option forces your webcam to use its maximum resolution, even if that isn’t in a standard 16:9 ratio. Enabling “HD” forces your webcam into using the highest available 16:9 resolution your webcam supports. By default, your webcam image is actually slightly zoomed in. Once you’ve got some more time to actually go through the standard setup process you may notice the “Original ratio” and “HD” options under the webcam selection dropdown box. If you’ve gone through the rush set up, then you probably just settled for the first setting that got your webcam working.

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