A user is currently on a Cisco TepePresence call using a Touch 8 device and would like to change the local screen layout so that the active speaker is in full screen and the other participants are…

PiP (Picture-in-Picture) displays a single secondary video source as one small inset window rather than showing all other participants as multiple overlaid thumbnails over a full-screen active speaker.

Prominent layout allocates a larger portion of the screen to the active speaker but does not make that speaker truly full screen - the remaining participants occupy a separate panel alongside the primary view.

Overlay layout renders the current active speaker at full screen resolution while other call participants appear as small video thumbnails overlaid directly on top of that full-screen image, exactly matching the requirement to see the active speaker at full screen with others visible but smaller.

FullScreen layout shows only a single participant occupying the entire screen with no simultaneous visibility of other participants, meaning other call members cannot be seen at all.