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Participants & reading languages

The in-call panel lists everyone in the meeting, so you can see who's speaking and tailor translations to each person.

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📷 To capture: the participants panel with roles and the per-person reading-language control (target: /img/handbook/extension/participants.png).

Who's in the call

Participants are auto-detected as they join, so the list keeps itself up to date — you don't add anyone by hand. Each person is tagged with their role: host, guest, or owner, and your own entry is marked (You).

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Roles here reflect what happens in the call. For account-level permissions across your workspace, see teams & roles.

Set a reading language

For each person you can set their reading language — the language their live translation targets. Set your own so you read the conversation in your language, or set a colleague's so they follow along in theirs.

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Reading language is per-person, so a bilingual meeting can serve everyone at once. More on how targeting works in languages.

Rename a speaker

If someone is mislabelled or shows up under the wrong name, rename them from the participant entry. The fix propagates across the transcript & translation and your notes, so attribution stays consistent everywhere.

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