Video calling troubleshooting
Most video calling issues are caused by network and/or internet issues OR issues with permissions for use of your device's camera and microphone.
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Issue: video calls not connecting or dropping: there is probably a Wi-Fi or Internet issue issue.
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: there is no video (screen is blank) or no audio on one side of the video call: You'll want to make sure your device's camera and microphone permissions have been enabled. ViewClix requires the use of the camera and microphone to conduct video calls.
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Issue: callers are hearing static from the ViewClix frame. There may be radio interference with the ViewClix microphone.
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