Follow a meeting, even when you are not in the room
A home group on a call, or a gathering across countries. One laptop, speakers on, so the person who does not share the language can still follow.
The voice is already in the speakers
Someone joins a midweek group on a laptop. They can see the faces. They cannot follow the prayer, or the Bible reading, or the thing everyone else laughed at.
Breeze does not join the Zoom call. It listens where the laptop is listening. If the computer's speakers are on, it can hear the people on the call, and put live words on a phone in the language they need.
Three things to do before you start
Use the computer's speakers, not headphones. Headphones mean the microphone never hears them.
In the control panel, open Settings, then Audio Processing. If Use browser defaults is on, turn it off. Then turn Echo cancellation off, and Noise suppression off. Echo cancellation is there to delete the sound coming from the speakers. That is the voice you want to keep.
This is for a meeting, not a Sunday lectern
- A home group, a prayer call, a meeting across countries.
- One laptop between you. Ask people not to talk over each other.
- The translation will not be perfect. Following still matters more than a flawless line.
The steps, in order, live in the docs.
How to hear an online meeting →Ready for the next call
Start a stream, share the link, and let each person choose a language.
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