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# Group video call (Virtual event)
Setup a programme item to have a group video call.
Users can start a video call one-on-one when they have made a connection to the platform. By setting up a dedicated programme item, users can have a group video call.
The virtual event bouncer can be activated in the [virtual event settings ](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/the-admin-panel/settings/virtual-event-settings-vp/program-settings-vp#managing-your-own-privacy-statement)to only allow certain users with [tags ](https://eventinsight-consultants.gitbook.io/let-s-get-digital/the-admin-panel/users/untitled-1/user-tags)to enter the group video call.
A chat can be active on the right side of the group call. The chat can be turned on or off in the following setting:
Hover over 'Setting' and click on 'Virtual event settings'
Select 'Networking bubble' \\
Make sure 'Enable chat for one on one and group sessions'
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The room can be used for up to 200 people simultaneously, however, six people are allowed to activate their cameras at the same time.
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## Insert the group video call in a programme item
Head over to the [admin panel](https://knowledge-base.letsgetdigital.com/lets-get-started/getting-started/virtual-platform/start-up-process/the-admin-panel) to link the Group video call to a programme item.
Click on 'Content' and select 'Programme' from the drop-down menu.
Complete the basic fields as applicable:
Scroll down and click on 'Add session'.
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