#DISCORD SERVER ICONS HOW TO#
#DISCORD SERVER ICONS UPDATE#
#DISCORD SERVER ICONS WINDOWS#

Special Note: At this time, audio sharing is only available when sharing an application window on Windows 10.

Press the ' Go Live' button at the bottom of the window when you are ready to share your stream.Select an individual application window to share, or select an entire screen to share.Step 3: Pick an application or screen to share Press the Screen icon in the voice status panel near the bottom left corner and a new window will pop out.

#DISCORD SERVER ICONS UPDATE#

From User Settings, head to Voice and Video settings to update your video input device. On desktop, you’ll find it in the lower left corner of your server.

To change your input device, click the cog icon to open your User Settings.

If you navigate away from the channel, just click it again to bring up

Press the Video button in the bottom left corner and your video will be added to the voice channel.

You can enable Krisp from the icon in the lower left voice panel. Bonus bonus tip: You can use Discord’s Krisp noise suppression to filter out unwanted background noise like lawnmowers or your neighbors dog 🐕 barking up a storm. From User Settings, head to Voice and Video settings to adjust your audio input, input sensitivity, and more.īonus Tip: You can adjust the volume of other people in the voice channel by right clicking their avatar on desktop, or pressing their name on mobile.

If you need to adjust your voice settings, click the cog icon to open your User Settings.

Step 2: Start talking! You should see a green outline around your avatar when you speak. Note: A small group of users will notice that voice/video call participants in a focused stream are oriented in a horizontal layout instead of a vertical sidebar as part of an experiment.

#DISCORD SERVER ICONS HOW TO#

With voice channels, you can easily start chatting with your friends and community right away! Follow these guides below to learn how to voice chat, video chat, or share your screen or watch other people stream right within your server!

How to Get More Server Features with Server Boosting.

How to Customize Your Notification Settings.

How to Set up a Read-Only Announcement channel.

How to Make Private Text or Voice Channels.

Want to go further with your server setup? Check out these articles for more info: Friends in your server can see you’re in there, and pop in to talk, wave hello over video, or share their screen. There’s no calling or ringing required - just click on a voice channel to enter it. Voice channels are where you can hang out over voice and video. Create separate channels for all the topics your group likes to talk about-from fishing trips to cooking tips. They keep conversations organized and give everyone plenty of room to talk. Text channels are separate spaces for talking over text. Your server is made up of text channels and voice channels.

You can join or create servers for all kinds of communities - be it a book club 📚, a dance class 💃, a study group 🖊️, or just some friends you want to spend time with.

We call these special places - servers, and they look like this:

Need Further Help? How to Contact our Support Teamĭiscord gives you the power to create an invite-only home for your friends or community - a place where you can talk, hang out, and have fun.

How to Add a Status to Your Voice/Video Call.

How to Listen to Music Together (Spotify Connect).

How to Talk and Hang out in your Server.

Welcome to the comprehensive beginner's guide to Discord!

Discord server icons