Google Meet Enhances User Experience with Personalisation Features and Redesigned UI
Google Meet , a widely used video conferencing solution, is receiving a substantial update introducing several personalisation features to elevate the overall user experience. The latest update showcases a revamped user interface that categorises effects into three tabs: 'Backgrounds,' 'Filters,' and 'Appearance.'
In the 'Backgrounds' section, users will now find organized categories such as 'New,' '360 degree,' 'Professional,' and ' Blur and uploads.' The 'Filters' tab is divided into categories like 'Funny,' 'Characters,' and 'Accessories.' The 'Appearance' tab offers color-changing options like 'Light leak' and ' Grayscale ,' allowing users to enhance their video presentation.
With the ability to combine various backgrounds and filters, Google Meet introduces a new 'Layer' button for quick toggling and easy management of applied effects.
A notable addition for the web version is the introduction of ' Studio Lighting .' This feature enables users to replicate studio-like lighting, offering adjustments for lighting position, brightness, and color. To access 'Studio Lighting,' users can go to 'Apply visual effects,' navigate to the 'Appearance' section, and select 'Studio lighting.' Google specifies that a processor equivalent to or more powerful than Intel Core i9-9880H, Intel Core i5-1235U, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U, or Apple M1 is required for this functionality.
Exclusive to the web version is the 'Studio sound' feature, leveraging AI to recreate higher audio frequencies and enhance audio quality for Bluetooth headsets and dial-in participants. Users interested in this feature will need to install the Duet AI for Google Workspace Enterprise add-on.
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In the 'Backgrounds' section, users will now find organized categories such as 'New,' '360 degree,' 'Professional,' and ' Blur and uploads.' The 'Filters' tab is divided into categories like 'Funny,' 'Characters,' and 'Accessories.' The 'Appearance' tab offers color-changing options like 'Light leak' and ' Grayscale ,' allowing users to enhance their video presentation.
With the ability to combine various backgrounds and filters, Google Meet introduces a new 'Layer' button for quick toggling and easy management of applied effects.
A notable addition for the web version is the introduction of ' Studio Lighting .' This feature enables users to replicate studio-like lighting, offering adjustments for lighting position, brightness, and color. To access 'Studio Lighting,' users can go to 'Apply visual effects,' navigate to the 'Appearance' section, and select 'Studio lighting.' Google specifies that a processor equivalent to or more powerful than Intel Core i9-9880H, Intel Core i5-1235U, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U, or Apple M1 is required for this functionality.
Exclusive to the web version is the 'Studio sound' feature, leveraging AI to recreate higher audio frequencies and enhance audio quality for Bluetooth headsets and dial-in participants. Users interested in this feature will need to install the Duet AI for Google Workspace Enterprise add-on.
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