A pre-meeting or pre-presentation process where participants or presenters check the functionality and quality of their audio equipment, such as microphones and speakers, to ensure clear and uninterrupted audio communication during an online meeting. Audio tests are important to identify and address any issues with sound, such as background noise, audio distortion, or connectivity problems, before the actual meeting begins. Participants may be advised to conduct an audio test by speaking into their microphone and listening for feedback or echoes to ensure that their audio setup is working as intended. Conducting audio tests helps prevent disruptions and ensures that all meeting participants can hear and be heard clearly, contributing to a more effective and seamless meeting experience.
