Detecting and flagging acoustic problems in video conferencing

A system comprising:

• a memory;
• and
• a processing device communicably coupled to the memory, the processing device to:
• measure a first set of acoustic data associated with a conference room during a video conference attended by a plurality of users, the first set of acoustic data indicating one or more first acoustic parameters comprising at least one of first reverberation time, first signal-to-noise ratio, or first absolute noise level of the conference room;
• compare the one or more of the first acoustic parameters to one or more thresholds during the video conference;
• provide at least one of the first acoustic parameters or a result of the comparison to at least one user during the video conference;
• measure a second set of acoustic data associated with the conference room during the video conference attended by the plurality of users;
• and
• provide to the at least one user during the video conference, an indication of whether the second set of acoustic data indicates an improvement compared to the first set of acoustic data.

A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium comprising instructions that cause a processing device to:

• measure a first set of acoustic data associated with a conference room during a video conference attended by a plurality of users, the first set of acoustic data indicating one or more first acoustic parameters comprising at least one of first reverberation time, first signal-to-noise ratio, or first absolute noise level of the conference room;
• compare the one or more of the first acoustic parameters to one or more thresholds during the video conference;
• provide, during the video conference, at least one of the first acoustic parameters or a result of the comparison to at least one user or an administrator of a computing system providing the video conference;
• measure a second set of acoustic data associated with the conference room during the video conference attended by the plurality of users;
• and
• provide to the at least one user during the video conference, an indication of whether the second set of acoustic data indicates an improvement compared to the first set of acoustic data.