Web SDK 720p video
- The following is required to send 720p video from the Web SDKs:
- Chrome version 95 or higher on Windows with an Intel Integrated graphics card, or
- Chrome 98 or higher on Windows with an NVIDIA graphics card.
- Zoom is working to support Safari, Firefox, and Edge on Windows and macOS with AMD graphics cards.
- Users may experience some issues with dropped frames, lagging video, and resolution downgrading due to a Chromium bug.
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Video SDK for Web
See below for how to send, receive, and verify 720p video using the Video SDK for Web.
Send 720p video
To send 720p video, pass in the hd:true
property in the stream.startVideo()
function. The sender must have a solid Wifi and Internet connection and low CPU usage.
stream.startVideo({ hd: true })
Receive 720p video
To receive 720p video, pass in 3
as the videoQuality
parameter in the renderVideo
function. The receiver must also have a solid Wifi/Internet connection and low CPU usage.
stream.renderVideo(canvas, userId, 1280, 720, 0, 0, 3)
Verify 720p video
To verify the video resolution being received by the Video SDK, use the video-statistic-data-change
event listener. Make sure to call the stream.subscribeVideoStatisticData()
function before to initilize the event listener.
stream.subscribeVideoStatisticData()client.on('video-statistic-data-change', (payload) => {console.log(payload.height) // 720 or 360})
If your machine and browser can support sending 720p video, the stream.isSupportHDVideo()
function returns true
. If not, it returns false
.
stream.isSupportHDVideo()
Meeting SDK for Web
See below for how to send, receive, and verify 720p video from the Zoom app and Meeting SDK clients using the Meeting SDK for Web.
Send 720p video
To send 720p video, enable the Group HD setting. The sender must have a solid Wifi and Internet connection and low CPU usage.
Receive Requirements
To receive 720p video from the Zoom app and Zoom Meeting SDKs, the Web Meeting SDK must be in speaker view with a miniumum height of 700px or in full screen, and have the Group HD setting enabled, have a solid Wifi and Internet connection, and low CPU usage.
Verifying 720p video
Verify the video resolution on the statistics page for the Zoom app and Meeting SDKs. See Accessing meeting and phone statistics for details.
On the Video tab, you can see the video resolution being sent and received.
Here is an example of the Zoom app sending 720p:
Here are examples of the Meeting SDK for Web Client view and Component view receiving 720p:
Client view:
Component view:
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