Minimum requirements for QuickLink StudioCall callers

We want you to get the most out of your QuickLink StudioCall calls. Here are some advice and recommendations to ensure you have the right device and network capabilities to achieve this as a QuickLink guest.

 

Laptop and desktop system requirements

Compatible Operating systems

  • Windows 10 (64-bit) & up
  • macOS 10.14 (Mojave) & up

Hardware

 Recommended Minimum Hardware
WindowsIntel® Core™ i5-6500 Processor or AMD Ryzen 5 1600x with 8GB of RAM
macOSM1 or higher

 

Speakers and webcam

 Speakers & MicWebcam
WindowsAny built-in or standaloneAny built-in or standalone, 720p or higher camera recommended
macOSAny built-in or standaloneAny built-in or standalone, 720p or higher camera recommended

 

Phone requirements
 

iPhones/iPads running iOS 17.4.1 and above.

For Android phones, it depends on the browser that they are running, most Android phones running Chrome 110 and above should work fine, see below for further details.

In some cases (especially on iPhones) the user might have privacy settings set to deny the browser's access to the microphone and camera. In that case, the WebRTC call will not be able to connect.

 

Guest Browser support
 

iOS:

  • iOS 17.4.1 or Safari 17.4 above

Android:

  • Google Chrome 110+
  • Any browser based on Chromium 110+

Desktop (Windows/macOS):

  • Chrome 110+ (Windows)
  • Edge Chromium 110+ (Windows)
  • Chrome 110+ (macOS)

Other browsers not listed here may work, but we do not officially support them. When connecting with an unsupported browser, the QuickLink page will attempt to warn the user that the call may not be possible.

 

Recommended connection speed:

Wired connection and broadband service recommended.
Both upload and download 2Mbps minimum recommended.

 

Other recommendations

Use the latest version of the Chrome browser (at least Version 110.0.0 or higher)

Close all other apps and programs .

Using an external USB microphone and/or headset is strongly recommended. 

Most capture cards are supported but we would recommend BlackMagic and AJA. 

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