Remote people cannot hear
Mic position.
Remote participants cannot hear the far end of the table and the camera shows the ceiling. We set up meeting-room video that makes remote attendees feel in the room.
Meeting-room calls fail in predictable ways: a microphone too far from speakers, echo from hard surfaces and a camera angle that shows one person at the end of the table.
We assess the room, recommend a camera and microphone setup that suits its size, configure the display and make joining a call a single action.
We do not supply specialist AV installation but we make the technology work. See network support.
Review Our Room
Common problems.
Mic position.
Speaker and room.
Position.
Simplify.
Standardise.
Wired option.
Our steps.
Size and layout.
And the display.
One-page guide.
What we offer.
Camera and audio. See computer repairs.
Wired for calls. See network support.
Room PCs and laptops. See laptop repairs.
Safe screen sharing. See cyber security.

A microphone in the middle of the table hears everyone. One at the end hears only the closest speaker.
Avoid placing it near laptops with fans.
Test with someone remote before the first real meeting.
Time is charged at a fixed hourly rate and you hear the cost of any parts before we go ahead.
Describe the problem and we will tell you what to expect.
For home users. You pay for a one-hour minimum, then 30-minute blocks.
For small businesses and offices. The first hour is the minimum, then 30-minute blocks.
Equipment is charged on top and quoted before purchase. More detail on the pricing page.
We also look after these nearby suburbs.
What offices ask.
Tell us the room size and the platform you use.
