TeamViewer Movie Calls – Lightly Be Closer to Anyone
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Want to stay in touch with colleagues, customers, family and friends? TeamViewer Movie Calls combine useful movie and screen sharing features to suit any purpose.
Ever since the invention of the telephone, people were excited about the idea of transmitting pics alongside the audio signal.
Even however the technical capabilities were not available at the time, movies like Fritz Lang’s Metropolis (1927) or Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times (1936) already conveyed a pretty accurate idea of how that could look like.
There’s a fairly ordinary reason why people wished for that technology: As human beings, we’re hard wired to look for visual cues and use gestures and facial expressions when we communicate.
It’s why people often choose face-to-face discussions when making significant decisions. They want this extra information.
After all, who would want to make an significant business decision or even attempt to build a good working relationship knowing that they’re missing significant or relevant information?
The good news is that TeamViewer already has a Movie Call feature!
You can use it, for example, to
- Interact with colleagues anywhere in the entire world
- Foster relationships with customers and business playmates
- Collaborate face-to-face
- Discuss private or business-related matters of high importance and confidentiality
or anything else you can come up with for that matter.
Also, be assured that TeamViewer Movie Calls are very secure, thanks to end-to-end encryption.
As always, I’ll provide a little tutorial on how to use this feature in the following, so stay tuned.
How to Use Movie Calls in TeamViewer
So, let’s very first look into how you can initiate a Movie Call and afterwards into what you can do once you’re inwards one:
Initiating a Movie Call
As it’s often the case, TeamViewer gives you the capability to use this feature from several suited places.
1. To initiate a Movie Call from the Meeting panel, go there in your TeamViewer client and click on Movie call right inbetween Presentation and Phone.
Two. When going to the Talk, initiate a Movie Call by choosing the contact you’d like to call and click the camera symbol in the upper right mitt corner.
Three. Last but not least, when you’re in the Computers & Contacts list you can again choose a contact and click on Movie call on the right side.
Possible Deeds in a Movie Call
Once you’re in the Movie Call, there are several deeds you can take in there:
1. To invite more participants, click the respective Invite participants icon found at the bottom of the window.
Two. At the top of the window, there are several possibilities to interact:
- Close the call by clicking the crimson X.
- The + represents the option to call more participants – more on that below.
- Share your screen just like in a presentation by clicking the monitor symbol.
- There’s also a speech bubble symbol to send talk messages.
- Meantime, you can initiate a conference call, too, by clicking the phone symbol.
- Share files with the other participants via the file box. It’s indicated by the two pages symbol.
- There are some other settings available to you on the gear-wheel symbol.
Get the Face-to-Face Act Going
Now it’s time for you to attempt out TeamViewer Movie Calls yourself!
I’d say it’s a good thing that our modern and actually working Movie Calls look much better than the fictional ones from the old movies – given that they’re in color, include audio and are generally more feature-rich and supple, right?
Who do you like video-calling the most? Leave an anecdote in the comment section below!
TeamViewer Movie Calls – Lightly Be Closer to Anyone
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TeamViewer Movie Calls – Lightly Be Closer to Anyone
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Want to stay in touch with colleagues, customers, family and friends? TeamViewer Movie Calls combine useful movie and screen sharing features to suit any purpose.
Ever since the invention of the telephone, people were excited about the idea of transmitting photos alongside the audio signal.
Even however the technical capabilities were not available at the time, movies like Fritz Lang’s Metropolis (1927) or Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times (1936) already conveyed a pretty accurate idea of how that could look like.
There’s a fairly elementary reason why people wished for that technology: As human beings, we’re hard wired to look for visual cues and use gestures and facial expressions when we communicate.
It’s why people often choose face-to-face discussions when making significant decisions. They want this extra information.
After all, who would want to make an significant business decision or even attempt to build a good working relationship knowing that they’re missing significant or relevant information?
The good news is that TeamViewer already has a Movie Call feature!
You can use it, for example, to
- Interact with colleagues anywhere in the entire world
- Foster relationships with customers and business playmates
- Collaborate face-to-face
- Discuss individual or business-related matters of high importance and confidentiality
or anything else you can come up with for that matter.
Also, be assured that TeamViewer Movie Calls are very secure, thanks to end-to-end encryption.
As always, I’ll provide a little tutorial on how to use this feature in the following, so stay tuned.
How to Use Movie Calls in TeamViewer
So, let’s very first look into how you can initiate a Movie Call and afterwards into what you can do once you’re inwards one:
Initiating a Movie Call
As it’s often the case, TeamViewer gives you the capability to use this feature from several suited places.
1. To initiate a Movie Call from the Meeting panel, go there in your TeamViewer client and click on Movie call right inbetween Presentation and Phone.
Two. When going to the Talk, initiate a Movie Call by choosing the contact you’d like to call and click the camera symbol in the upper right mitt corner.
Three. Last but not least, when you’re in the Computers & Contacts list you can again choose a contact and click on Movie call on the right side.
Possible Deeds in a Movie Call
Once you’re in the Movie Call, there are several deeds you can take in there:
1. To invite more participants, click the respective Invite participants icon found at the bottom of the window.
Two. At the top of the window, there are several possibilities to interact:
- Close the call by clicking the crimson X.
- The + represents the option to call more participants – more on that below.
- Share your screen just like in a presentation by clicking the monitor symbol.
- There’s also a speech bubble symbol to send talk messages.
- Meantime, you can initiate a conference call, too, by clicking the phone symbol.
- Share files with the other participants via the file box. It’s indicated by the two pages symbol.
- There are some other settings available to you on the gear-wheel symbol.
Get the Face-to-Face Activity Going
Now it’s time for you to attempt out TeamViewer Movie Calls yourself!
I’d say it’s a good thing that our modern and actually working Movie Calls look much better than the fictional ones from the old movies – given that they’re in color, include audio and are generally more feature-rich and lithe, right?
Who do you like video-calling the most? Leave an anecdote in the comment section below!