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摘要：禅道大桌面会议提供更多会议设置，入会后在更多設置中可进行性能测试、通知设置、快捷键设置和其他通用设置。

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禅道大桌面会议提供更多会议设置，入会后在更多設置中可进行性能测试、通知设置、快捷键设置和其他通用设置。

1. 性能测试

性能测试功能允许用户在会议开始前或进行中测试调试性能，以确保会议质量不受影响。点击更多設置中的“性能测试”即可调试。

2. 通知

通知功能管理會議期間的各種通知，包括新消息提醒、參會者加入或離開提醒等。

在設置菜單中，選擇“通知”選項。
根據需要開啓或關閉不同類型的播放提示音和顯示通知，播放提示音選項包括：會議反應、新消息、參會者已加入/已離開提醒、通話時靜音、參會者已進入大廳。顯示通知支持控制聊天信息是否給當前參會者通知。
設置完通知選項後，點擊“保存”按鈕，當前設置即可生效。

3. 快捷键

快捷键功能提供了一系列键盘快捷方式，幫助用户快速执行各种操作，提升会议操作效率。

在設置菜單中勾選開啓鍵盤快捷鍵即可通過快捷鍵控制會議。
在快捷键设置页面，可以看到所有可用的快捷键及其对应功能。记住常用的快捷键组合，在会议过程中使用这些快捷键可以快速执行相应操作，具体快捷如下图所示：

4. 通用设置

1. 开启会前屏幕设置：会前屏幕设置允许用户在会议开始前预览和调整自己的音視頻设备，确保在进入会议时一切准备就绪。

在更多設置-通用中启用“开启会前屏幕设置”，保存设置后，进入会议前将显示预览界面，用户可以在此调整摄像头、麦克风等设备。

2. 可以固定在主视图的最多参会者数量设置：

此設置允許用戶定義在主視圖中顯示的最多參會者數量，以優化會議界面布局和觀看體驗。保存設置後，主視圖最多可固定展示該數量的參與者。

3. 隐藏本人视图：

点击该按钮，即可隐藏您的視頻预览。如果您需要再次查看自己的視頻预览，只需再次取消选中即可恢复显示。

4. 语言项设置：

語言項設置允許用戶選擇界面顯示語言，以適應不同語言背景的用戶需求。從下拉菜單中選擇所需的界面語言。保存設置後，界面語言將立即更改爲所選語言。

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