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Since I am using a 50 inch screen for audio that is pretty loud for those who can't hear well, will the OWL speakerphone pick up some that audio and feed it back to the people speaking on the other end?<br><br>
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<a href="https://www.yealink.com/product/voice-communication-cp960" rel="ugc">https://www.yealink.com/product/voice-communication-cp960</a><br />
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<a href="https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/logitech-brio-4k-ultra-hd-webcam/apd/a9552314/pc-accessories" rel="ugc">https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/logitech-brio-4k-ultra-hd-webcam/apd/a9552314/pc-accessories</a><br />
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The above combination is what I will recommend for your situation. They will just work and your users shall love them.
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Feedback can be an issue, but I have not noticed a problem in my local installations. &nbsp;Note that I am a user, not the installer. &nbsp;<br><br>It is possible to mute the OWL locally when remote speakers are talking or video screen is broadcasting. &nbsp;It is always good practice to mute as many mic's as possible.<br><br>
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Need some help in purchasing a web conferencing system for a room that is 20X25 foot. &nbsp;Usually there would be 5-10 people in the conference. &nbsp;Right now they have a laptop and plug in a HDMI cable to a 50 inch TV and use that for audio and then use the mic on the laptop. &nbsp;They have a cheap webcam on top of the TV for video. &nbsp;I want a camera that would plug into the laptop and then be able to have an external mic plugged into the camera or the laptop. &nbsp;My budget is $600
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Need some help in purchasing a web conferencing system for a room that is 20X25 foot.  Usually there would be 5-10 people in the conference.  Right now they have a laptop and plug in a HDMI cable to a 50 inch TV and use that for audio and then use the mic on the laptop.  They have a cheap webcam on top of the TV for video.  I want a camera that would plug into the laptop and then be able to have an external mic plugged into the camera or the laptop.  My budget is $600

Need some help in purchasing a web conferencing system with camera and mics

Webcam

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