When joining a video conference call from your laptop or phone, it’s possible your device will switch into “power saving” or “low power” mode. Sometimes the issue is simply a poor-quality webcam, but other times the problem may be a consequence of user error. Without even realizing it, we can be covering up our laptop’s microphone or leaving fingerprints on our camera (creating a smudgy view). If you’ve ever encountered video problems like subpar audio or picture quality on your device, it could be that something is blocking these features from functioning as intended. Running too many apps or running a program designed for a faster computer can lead to an overworked CPU and, in turn, bad video quality on your latest conference call. When the CPU is overworked, your computer is likely to become sluggish, programs may freeze and your device might get hot to the touch. Your central processing unit (CPU) is the key component to all of the processes running on your computer.
Whatever the cause, a bad internet connection can turn your video conference into a pixelated mess. Despite improvements from internet service providers to enhance the range and consistency of WiFi, occasionally there’s still interference from other devices or weakened signals sent by older equipment and affects the video resolution. If your wireless network lacks the strength or scope for a stable signal, it’s likely you’ll experience poor quality video as a result. The truth is, there’s usually only a handful of reasons why the video quality is poor, all of which can be resolved fairly quickly.
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The 4 Common Culprits of Bad Video Qualityīad video quality is a reality for too many virtual meetings, perhaps because people don’t know how to properly diagnose the issue. In this blog, we look at the common culprits of a bad video call and provide helpful tips for improving your video conferencing call quality. By addressing concerns with video quality ahead of time, you can maximize the efficiency of your meetings and achieve team goals faster. Poor video quality is not only frustrating, but it can limit productivity and keep your team from reaching their goals. The quality of a video call can truly make or break a meeting.
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