Check your settings before a meeting
Before you join a Google Meet meeting, you can use the green room self-check to check your appearance and audio.
Check your audio & video
- On your computer, go to Google Meet.
- Select the meeting that you want to join.
- Before you join the meeting, at the bottom of your preview tile, you’ll find your peripheral devices, such as mic, speaker, and camera.
- To check your audio and video, at the bottom of the preview tile:
- To test your microphone, click Microphone
and speak.
- If the mic bar moves, your mic works.
- To test your speaker, click Speaker
Test speakers
.
- If you hear a test sound, your speaker works.
- To test your camera, click Camera
.
- If you see your video in the preview tile, your camera works.
- To test your microphone, click Microphone
- When ready to join the meeting, click Join now.
Change settings before a meeting
Before you join a meeting, you can change your audio and video settings.
- At the top right of your preview tile, click More options
Settings
.
- To change your settings:
- Audio settings:
- In the settings panel, click Audio.
- Change the microphone and speakers settings according to your preference.
- Video settings:
- In the settings panel, click Video.
- Change the video settings according to your preference.
- Audio settings:
Check your settings during a meeting
Change your camera settings
- On your computer, open meet.google.com.
- Join a video meeting.
- Click More options
Settings
.
- On the left, click Video
Camera.
- Select a setting.
- At the top right, click Close
.
Change your speaker & microphone settings
- On your computer, open meet.google.com.
- Join a video meeting.
- In the green room before a meeting: At the top right of your preview tile, click More
Settings .
- During the meeting: Click More options
Settings
.
- In the green room before a meeting: At the top right of your preview tile, click More
- On the left, click Audio
Microphone or Speakers
- Optional: To test your speakers, click Test.
- At the top right, click Close
.
Tip: Usage of mismatched microphone and external speaker devices may cause an echo. We recommend you use a headset for best audio.