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Pre-Call Connection Test

Test your internet speed, camera, and microphone in 30 seconds before your next meeting. Make sure you're ready to go.

Takes about 30 seconds

What We Test

  • Internet speed (download)
  • Webcam availability
  • Microphone availability & level

Internet Speed

Not tested yet

Camera

Not tested yet

Microphone

Not tested yet

Troubleshooting

Low Internet Speed?

  • Move closer to your WiFi router
  • Restart your router
  • Switch to wired Ethernet if possible
  • Close other bandwidth-heavy apps
  • Try mobile data as a backup

Camera Not Working?

  • Check browser permissions (chrome://settings/privacy)
  • Restart your browser
  • Make sure no other app is using the camera
  • Check device settings for camera access

Microphone Not Working?

  • Check browser permissions
  • Check system volume isn't muted
  • Ensure it's the correct input device
  • Restart your browser

Best Practices

  • •Test before important calls: Run this test 5 minutes before critical meetings.
  • •Check your setup: Ensure good lighting and background for video calls.
  • •Close unnecessary apps: Free up bandwidth by closing other applications.
  • •Find a quiet space: Minimize background noise for better audio.
  • •Position your camera: Place it at eye level for professional appearance.
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About the SavirOS Pre-Call Connection Test

The SavirOS Pre-Call Connection Test is a free browser-based tool that verifies your internet connection and hardware setup before important video meetings. It runs a bandwidth test, checks camera and microphone compatibility, and gives you actionable recommendations for Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or any video conferencing platform. The entire test takes less than a minute and prevents the embarrassing scenario of discovering connection issues after your meeting has started.

Unlike general-purpose internet speed tests that measure peak bandwidth for streaming or downloading, this tool focuses on the specific requirements of video calls. It tests your actual connection quality with realistic packet sizes and latency patterns similar to video conferencing. The results include explicit guidance: if you're above 5 Mbps, you can enable HD video; if you're between 2.5-5 Mbps, stick to SD video; below 2.5 Mbps, audio-only is safer.

How It Compares to Speedtest by Ookla and Fast.com

Speedtest by Ookla (speedtest.net) and Fast.com are excellent general-purpose internet speed tests that measure your maximum download, upload, and ping. However, they're designed to measure raw bandwidth for activities like streaming 4K video or downloading files, not for video call readiness. The SavirOS Pre-Call Test is purpose-built for meetings: it tests bandwidth at video call bitrate, includes camera and microphone compatibility checking, and gives you specific recommendations for your video conferencing platform of choice (Zoom recommends 2.5 Mbps for HD, Google Meet 3.2 Mbps, Teams 2.5 Mbps). Think of it as a specialized test that runs 2 minutes before your meeting, not a general internet health check.

Why Pre-Call Testing Matters

According to surveys, 47% of video call participants have experienced connection issues during important meetings. For executives, the cost of a failed video call is high — both in rescheduling time and credibility. A 30-second pre-call test prevents frozen video, audio dropouts, and "Can you hear me?" moments. For remote teams that rely entirely on video conferencing, this simple test is part of professional meeting preparation, like testing your presentation slides before a pitch.

The SavirOS Pre-Call Connection Test is part of a suite of 28+ free productivity tools for remote teams. Related tools include the Meeting Timer to keep your video calls on time, the World Clock for scheduling meetings across time zones, and Currency Converter for international financial discussions.