Audio configuration
With the Audio Wizard the microphone and the speaker devices can be configured to be used with Audio/VideoChat. Pressing the "Devices" button opens the Windows® sound devices e.g. for configuring the Windows® standard devices or just for review. While the Wizard is open devices may be plugged in or removed. The list updates accordingly.

If the selected device supports call control with device buttons (Human Interface Device "HID" buttons, e.g. for accepting or dropping calls) a checkbox "Enable Hook switch support" is offered (otherwise disabled grey). If the option is checked Audio/VideoChats can be accepted or dropped per device button. The list of supported HID devices can be found below.

The test button offers a simple way to verify that your current device configuration is working with the software. After pressing the microphone test button a LED bar lits according to your speech for some seconds. After pressing the playback test button a sound is played for some seconds to the selected speaker device. Pressing the button again while the test runs cancels the test.

With the Video Wizard the camera device can be configured to be used with VideoChat. The actually selected camera starts immediately and a test picture is shown. This helps identifying the selected camera device and the camera can be adjusted before a VideoChat starts the first time.

If the selected camera device supports to be remote controlled per software the option "Enable remote control of the local camera" checkbox becomes enabled (otherwise disabled grey). If checked the local user can move the remote camera. The camera can be turned to the left (arrow key left), to the right (arrow key right), upwards (arrow key up) and downwards (arrow key down). Further it is possible to zoom-in (key "-") and to zoom-out (key "+"). The controlling user may also move the remote camera by using the mouse in the main Video picture with the related overlay buttons (see also Conversation window). The list of supported devices can be found below.