Interpreter interface
When connecting to the room, the performer has to choose his audio source, he does not appear in video on the live.
Once validated, the interpreter should click on "start interpretation."
Then, its interface focuses here:
The audio out is the interpreter's voice.
When the interpreter wants to translate what an French-speaking speaker says to English-speaking speakers and spectators, he/she must click on "EN". Conversely, when the interpreter wants to translate from English to French, he/she should click on "FR".
When the interpreter has finished the translation, he/she should click on the pause button.
Blue = Enabled
Grey = Disabled
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