We set broadcast/receive to Video only because we use Teamspeak for Voice. On the Avatar AFTER joining the Call which is - imho - unnecessary because if you really sit down in a bathrobe you can just set the broadcast / receive to none! But even then the invitation to join the call is there! Also my players reported Volume fluctuations. The Volume switched on its own, sometimes it was really loud, then it was quiet so that they hardly understood a thing! We NEVER had this before with the old Legacy System and just Video enabled! To mute your mic on the new chat-tec you have to click the Mic symbol on your cam after joining the call. And now I wonder... what happens if you select NONE on both broadcast AND receive, but join the call? Will this override the broadcast / receive settings? (Need to test this next time I play with this group)... keithcurtis said: TheMarkus1204 said: HOWEVER even if you only want to receive / broadcast Video, you need to MUTE your Microfone on Roll20 or else you hear them twice!!! This needs to be Fixed ASAP... Odd. I just have to tell it to not broadcast/receive voice, and I don't hear an echo, when using (say) Discord for audio. We had a GM who was having crashes due to an unknown source and was trying to decrease the load on Roll20 by using Discord for audio. When he got his computer back from the shop, we all switched back to Roll20 only for both vid and voice. We did have to turn off Discord audio, of course. Or maybe I'm misunderstanding what you mean by "Mute your mic"?