When joining meetings, you can either sign in as a guest or use an existing Zoom account, per the on-screen instructions. Once everything is set up and connected, you’ll need to download and install the Zoom app from the Fire TV Appstore. You’ll then connect your webcam to your Fire TV Cube using a Micro USB to USB adapter.įor best results, you’ll want to attach the webcam above the TV screen, Amazon notes.
It doesn’t recommend 4K webcams, however.Īmazon suggests webcams like the Logitech C920, C922x, C310 or the Wansview 101JD, for example. But for a better experience, Amazon recommends a webcam with 1080p resolution and a 60-90 degree field of view from six to 10 feet away from the TV. To take advantage of the new feature, you’ll need Amazon’s Fire TV Cube, its hands-free streaming device and smart speaker that has Alexa built-in, as well as a webcam that supports USB Video Class (UVC) with at least 720p resolution and 30fps. Starting today, Fire TV Cube owners (2nd gen) will be able to join Zoom work meetings or virtual hangouts via their Fire TV Cube. Today, the company is expanding this system to enable support for two-way calling with Zoom. The feature allowed consumers to make and receive calls from their connected TV to any other Alexa device with a screen. Late last year, Amazon launched support for two-way calling that worked with its Fire TV Cube devices.
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