Refer to the exhibit. The customer recently connected a new TV monitor to the Cisco TelePresence endpoint. This device is now showing a warning concerning the echo cancellation delay. Which action…

Cisco TelePresence echo cancellation relies on a precise and stable delay model between the loudspeaker output and the microphone input. TV postprocessing features such as noise reduction, motion enhancement, or dynamic contrast adjustment introduce variable processing latency in the video path that shifts the audio-video synchronization. Disabling all postprocessing settings on the TV removes this added latency, allowing the echo canceller to correctly model and suppress acoustic echo.

3D mode affects stereoscopic rendering and does not introduce the type of audio processing delay that causes echo cancellation warnings.

Frequency Scan Acceleration is not a standard TV display feature relevant to echo cancellation delay mitigation.

Disabling surround sound may reduce some audio path processing but postprocessing is the broader and more directly relevant setting for the video-induced latency causing echo cancellation issues.