Another option within the same tab is “Push to Talk.” Switching to or from it to “Voice Activity” might be what you were looking for.See if you’ve chosen the right device here. In the “Voice & Video” tab of your user settings, look for “Voice settings.” There’s an input device dropdown menu. If not, you can still try disabling the antivirus temporarily and see if that helps.
You should now have a functional video setup. The notification that asks you to enable the camera will pop up automatically as long as you haven’t prevented it from appearing earlier. Note: If you’re using Discord from your web browser, make sure that camera access is enabled there. This allows you to see if the camera is working and if you’re looking prepared and not breaking a sweat. Next to this dropdown menu, there’s also a “Test Video” button.Here’s where you need to select your camera. At the bottom of this menu lies Video Settings, with a Camera dropdown menu just below.Locate the “Voice & Video” tab on the left side of the screen.To be able to share whatever your webcam is recording, you first need to enable it. Stick with us to see how you can do this with your select few people. Contributing to that is the fact that you can now switch from sharing video to sharing your screen with just a single click.