Infinity Connect client settings

The name that will appear to other conference participants.

You'll be asked to enter your name the first time you use the client, but you can change your name from the home page by clicking on it.

For desktop client users, your name may already have been pre-filled if your administrator has sent you a link that automatically applies your personalized settings to your client, but it can still be overwritten.

(Camera)

Shows the currently selected camera. Select this option to change the camera to use.

When the selected camera is working properly, your self view will be shown in the main video window.

If you select None, you will join the meeting without a camera, but you will still be able to see everyone else's video.

(Microphone)

Shows the currently selected microphone. Select this option to change the microphone to use.

When the selected microphone is working properly, a green bar will appear under the main video window when audio is detected. The length of the bar represents the level of audio volume being picked up by the microphone.

If you select None, you will join the meeting without a microphone, but you will still be able to hear everyone else's audio.

(Speakers)

Shows the currently selected speakers or headset. Select this option to change the speakers to use.

To check that the selected speakers are working properly, select the speaker icon from the bottom left of the main video window and then select the speaker to use. A tone will be played from that speaker.

Bandwidth *The administrator can provide a first-time default for this option.

The maximum bandwidth for the call, and the bandwidth at which the initial call attempt will be made. Note that calls may be temporarily downspeeded due to network conditions.

The default is Medium (up to 576kbps), but if you are on a cellular connection or slow Wi-Fi connection you may wish to reduce this to Low (up to 256kbps).

You should also reconnect using a lower bandwidth if you experience slow or low-quality video.

Languages *The administrator can provide a first-time default for this option.

(Only applies if additional languages have been enabled by your administrator.)

Allows you to select from a drop-down menu the language to use in your Infinity Connect client.

If your browser or device's default language is supported by the Infinity Connect client, that language will be used automatically. Alternatively, your administrator may have specified a default language to use.

The domain, FQDN or IP address of the server to which registration requests are sent. This should be the IP address or FQDN of a local Conferencing Node.

For more information, see Setting up DNS records and firewalls for Infinity Connect client connectivity).

The alias that this client will register with. This is the alias that other users will dial when they want to call this client.

This alias must match one of the entries on the Management Node under Users & Devices > Device aliases.

For more information, see Registering devices to Pexip Infinity.

The username and password to use when this device registers to Pexip Infinity and is not using Single Sign-On (SSO) services, such as AD FS.

The username and password must match those configured for this alias on the Management Node under Users & Devices > Device aliases.

If the client is configured for SSO, you will be asked to sign in to an alternative authentication service.

The registration fields are read-only when the client is successfully registered — you must Unregister if you want to change them. When a client has been configured (provisioned) with SSO registration information, the Username / Password fields are blank and the registration settings can only be modified by resetting the app.

This setting determines how presentations from other participants are initially received by you.

Presentations can be received in two formats:

• A lower-bandwidth series of still images (suitable for documents and screens being shared). With this option, Pexip Infinity periodically takes a snapshot of the presentation and converts it to JPG format, and sends that to the Infinity Connect client at between 0.5 to 1 fps. For this reason, presentations that contain a lot of movement may appear jerky to clients using this option.

• A higher-bandwidth full motion stream (suitable for presentations with a lot of movement). With this option, Pexip Infinity sends the presentation to the Infinity Connect client as a video stream at up to 30 fps, so movement will appear smooth.

  The actual frame rate used will depend on the capabilities of the endpoint that is sending the presentation. Infinity Connect clients can send presentations at up to 30 fps; other clients may send at a higher or lower frame rate.

This setting is off by default: presentations are initially received as still images, and you can subsequently elect to view them in full motion by selecting the HD button at any time during the call. However, when View incoming presentation in full motion is selected, presentations received by you will always be shown in full motion by default, and you can then elect to view them as still images.

(Infinity Connect desktop client only)

This is on by default; if you do not want to hear the default ringtone when you are receiving an incoming call, you can de-select this option.

(Infinity Connect desktop client only)

The client will always start automatically when the device it is installed on starts. This option allows you to select whether it starts minimized (in the background), or maximized (in the foreground).

If you have previously entered your registration details the client will also register on startup. If you are configured for SSO, you may be asked to sign in to your alternative authentication service, such as AD FS.

This is off by default.

This setting toggles the availability of the option to pair with an alternative device when placing a call.

This is off by default for mobile clients and on by default for desktop and web app.

This setting determines the maximum frame rate used when you share your screen with other participants. A lower frame rate will result in images with more Sharpness and is best for static presentations; a higher frame rate will be less sharp and is best for content where there is more Motion. The default is 2 frames per second; the maximum is 15fps for the desktop client and 30fps for the web app.

Note that the actual frame rate at which a presentation is sent will depend on the browser, computer, network quality, and nature of the presentation.