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How to use SignalWire Work as a User
SignalWire Work User Guide
Welcome to SignalWire Work, designed for this modern era of remote work and collaboration at distance. As with other familiar collaboration tools, SignalWire Work provides video conferencing, audio conferencing, screen sharing, and text chat. However, unlike other conferencing systems, SignalWire Work features innovative capabilities around remote work, virtual office, and even podcasting. With SignalWire Work, there is no separate client software to install, and you can work from any desktop,
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Guide to add filters and virtual backgrounds
Yet another advantage of working from home is the ability to change your virtual background and play around with filters to have a cinematic B&W look, clear skin with no imperfections, party glasses, and many more effects. This guide shows you how to add these to your video in SignalWire. _DISCLAIMER: _ Snap Camera is a third-party product. SignalWire does not provide any warranty or support for Snap Camera. Setup To enable the filters, download Snap Camera to your device by following th
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Joining a room for the first time
To join a SignalWire room for the first time, a participant may have been given one or more of the following: SignalWire domain and room name Domain: abcd.sw.work Room name: example-room Full SignalWire room URL https://abcd.sw.work/ Telephone number for voice only participants Guest PIN Moderator PIN Administrator user name and password To join SignalWire for the first t
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Using Push to Talk
In a SignalWire meeting, a participant may be attending from a noisy environment and will have to constantly mute and unmute themselves to avoid disturbing the other participants. To avoid constantly muting and unmuting, the Push to Talk feature can be used instead. To enable Push to Talk while in a Room, navigate to the Main Menu and select the arrow (triangle) next to Mute. In the menu that appears, Enable Push to Talk by toggling the option to On  drop-down menu for Stop Video  will be able to log into SignalWire with a valid email address and password. SignalWire also allows for Signle Sign-on (SSO) with Google or Azure AD. If using an email address associated with SSO (Google or Azure AD), the user will be redirected to Google or Azure AD to complete login instead of the SignalWire login. [Google](https://support.google.com/accoun
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How to silence the video on-hold playlist
By default, the first participant to join a SignalWire Work room can be greeted with prerecorded video on-hold playlist. If distracted by the on-hold playlist while waiting for other participants to arrive, the playlist can be silenced from right on the screen.
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How to use DND (Do Not Disturb)
The SignalWire Work DND (Do Not Disturb) feature allows participants to establish their presence as well as their immediate availability for collaboration if required, but allows them stay focused on their work rather than in constant side-chatter. The concept is that individual users can simultaneously "mute" and "deafen" their feeds, so they cannot be heard, nor can they hear anyone else. Participants with DND enabled are depicted with a red border around their participant panels, as wel
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SignalWire Home Screen
SignalWire allows for multiple conference rooms to be available to use at one time. Like in a physical office, these rooms are often used to collaborate with coworkers, work silently, or host networking events. The Home Screen allows visitors to see the activity in each room through room previews. Room previews show the name of the room, a list of who is currently participating, and a short video clip of the participants who are currently in the conference. Conferences can be joined from th
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