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Elynn's avatar
Elynn
Active Contributor
10 months ago

People made Organizer are muted/lose audio

Hello,

Our company creates meetings for multiple employees from a single GTM account that is maintained by admins (me).  Because of this system, every meeting I start, I have to make one of the people joining an Organizer.  Almost every time I make someone an Organizer, GTM automatically mutes them.

The issue is that, rarely but often enough, making someone Organizer takes their audio away completely.  It is not muted, it is disconnected, and so far it appears there is no way to get it back.

If anyone else has experienced audio issues like this, any input would be helpful.

Thank you.

  • KateG's avatar
    KateG
    10 months ago

    Hi Elynn thanks for the additional information. 

     

    Speaking with the team, when an attendee is promoted to organizer, it’s a brand new audio connection to the audio infrastructure. This would explain why audio is lost temporarily (I tested this with my co-worker and we noticed the audio dropped and was then restored relatively quickly.) 

     

    If the audio never comes back like the pic below, the user may have the settings set to keep the mic off, like in the picture below. Could you check that the next time it happens? 

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • KateG's avatar
    KateG
    GoTo Manager
    10 months ago

    Hi Elynn Welcome to the GoTo Community!

     

    Can you give me a bit more information? 

     

    • Is the person you made Organizer starting the meeting? 
    • What method are they logging in? Are they prompted to use a PIN? 
    • Can you PM the meeting ID for the affected meetings and we can take a look at the audio settings? To PM me, click on my username on the left, on the next page, top right, you will see the option to message me. 
    • Elynn's avatar
      Elynn
      Active Contributor
      10 months ago

      Hi, Kate, thanks for responding!

       

      Is the person you made Organizer starting the meeting? 

      • No, myself or another admin with control of the GTM account creates and begins the meetings for our team members.  Once whoever is "running" the meeting joins the call, the admin who started the meeting designates that person as the Organizer.  Upon making someone an Organizer, GTM mutes their mic and they have to unmute it, which isn't a problem.  The problem is that occasionally, when someone is designated as Organizer, GTM fully stops recognizing their audio input when right up until being designated as Organizer they had full audio capabilites.  They can hear other people on the call, but they cannot speak.

      What method are they logging in? Are they prompted to use a PIN? 

      • Some team members use browser to join the meeting and some use the desktop app.  I do not believe there is ever a PIN prompt, as the meetings are set up so that anyone with a link can join - these are often meetings between our team and people outside of our organization.

      Can you PM the meeting ID for the affected meetings and we can take a look at the audio settings? To PM me, click on my username on the left, on the next page, top right, you will see the option to message me. 

      • I appreciate the offer to help, but I do not feel comfortable sharing any meeting information.  Our company deals with PHI, HIPAA protected information, and healthcare entities.  I was more just throwing this issue out there to see if it was a known issue.

      Thank you!

      -E

      • KateG's avatar
        KateG
        GoTo Manager
        10 months ago

        Hi Elynn thanks for the additional information. 

         

        Speaking with the team, when an attendee is promoted to organizer, it’s a brand new audio connection to the audio infrastructure. This would explain why audio is lost temporarily (I tested this with my co-worker and we noticed the audio dropped and was then restored relatively quickly.) 

         

        If the audio never comes back like the pic below, the user may have the settings set to keep the mic off, like in the picture below. Could you check that the next time it happens?