Hack to Look People In The Eye While Live Streaming & Zoom-ing | How to Make Eye Contact Online

The video discusses the challenges of maintaining eye contact during Zoom calls and introduces the PlexiCam as a solution. The PlexiCam is a device that mounts a webcam in front of the screen, allowing users to look directly at the person they are communicating with. The video provides a detailed setup guide and shares personal experiences, highlighting the benefits and minor challenges of using the PlexiCam. The speaker emphasizes the improved communication experience and offers tips for multitasking while using the device.

What is the main issue with video calls that the narrator identifies?

• Limited participant capacity

• Poor audio quality

• Lack of eye contact

• High data usage

What is the first step in setting up the PlexiCam?

• Hooking it onto the monitor

• Securing the shelf tab

• Attaching the friction sleeve

• Mounting the webcam

Why is it important to ensure the webcam is securely mounted?

• To prevent it from overheating

• To improve video quality

• To enhance audio clarity

• To avoid it falling off during a call

What minor inconvenience does the narrator experience with the PlexiCam?

• Difficulty in adjusting the camera angle

• The camera frequently disconnects

• The camera obstructs the screen

• The need to move the camera while multitasking

How does the narrator feel about the PlexiCam after using it for a week?

• Disappointed with its performance

• Indifferent to its features

• Frustrated with its setup

• Impressed and satisfied