Yes - it's very important to have those unused audio sources OFF! - Chris from Lafayette

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Yes - it's very important to have those unused audio sources OFF!

In Reply to: RE: How about tele-conferencing audio vs. visual posted by AbeCollins on November 24, 2016 at 09:26:35:

I remember being on a number of conference calls where some people were obviously working from home and they didn't mute their lines when they weren't talking. So we would hear all sorts of things: vacuum cleaners, TV's, and (the worst!) screaming kids. Totally unprofessional!

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Topic - How about tele-conferencing audio vs. visual - Frihed89 23:52:06 11/23/16 (3)

RE: How about tele-conferencing audio vs. visual - AbeCollins 09:26:35 11/24/16 (2)

RE: How about tele-conferencing audio vs. visual - Frihed89 10:11:56 11/24/16 (0)

Yes - it's very important to have those unused audio sources OFF! - Chris from Lafayette 10:11:53 11/24/16 (0)

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Yes - it's very important to have those unused audio sources OFF! - Chris from Lafayette 10:11:53 11/24/16 (0)

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