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Unfortunately I haven't tried with dual touchscreen. But I would expect it to work.

I somehow agree with you. But others are happy with DP, since they don't unplug that easy.

In this demo it is connected on USB via Icron extenders. As I understand It will be supported on ethernet in mid november.

Thanks for your feedback. Yes Group framing is way slower, but that is to have a mode, without to many changes.

@@crazypict agree But the test was for the camera. I only had a single table mic connected

Thanks a lot for the feedback.

Graham did a great writeup about it here: www.thegrahamwalsh.com/microsoft-teams-android-based-devices-failing-to-sign-in-with-intune-error-50199-in-azure-ad-logs/

Hey! By adding the expansion mic the Poly Studio is by standard setting switches to expansion mic. But you can change this setting in poly lens cloud (its free for now) and put it on "auto". in this case, the higher dB will be considered, which mic to use

Yes that is possible. But with the Surface Hub now going to be a Teams Rooms, it would probably be a lot cheaper just to choose a Teams Rooms and setup with Dual screen.

@@larsberlau well I'm actually having a real big issue with Teams Rooms and how it handles multiple displays. I just started a new role and now deal with Teams instead of Zoom. I don't really have much control over what content goes on what screen in Teams. Such as putting participants or content on each display. Zoom has so much granularity with this, depending on how many displays you have, when someone is or isn't sharing content. Teams assumes that the displays are always side-by-side in dual display mode. It's hard to be more specific but this would be in a Surface Hub 3 in a multi purpose space that already has 3 separate large displays in the room. I want to be able to utilize the display when I'm not using it as a whiteboarding surface.

@@kevbrobot I agree - Zoom is much more flexible on how the screen should be used. The issue is that even in Coordinated meeting you do not have the option of choosing the default layout of the Teams Rooms or Hub. You will manually need to change Layout on each device in every meeting.

Thanks. Sorry of course 2024

I use NDI... Have made a guide here: th-cam.com/video/66lVz44R_IM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wlBgRQ_9vZfhUMq9

Here is how I did it: 1drv.ms/w/s!Am4cDoccExEKgYhP9wHYrCFhT8D7Ww?e=li70IQ

Thanks a lot

This is probably because you haven´t enabled Android Device Manager. This is forced by Microsoft from August 2023. Was not needed previously.

How can i enable it? Should i change some settings on intune?

@@marcolinoermellino2345 Yes, under Devices, Android, Android Enrollment - tick the box for Android Device Administrator

Thanks! Next video will be out already tomorrow

Everything is powered by an Ecoflow River 600. I have a 4G router and a PoE Switch for the console. with all connected including the screen and videobar it can run for around 3 hours.

If you have a Teams Rooms on a Meeting Room Pro license, then it is included. If you don't have, then you will need a Shared Device License

@@larsberlauThanks mate

Sorry for the late reply. As of now it is only possible to add a single expansion mic to the X50 and X70. Unless you go with a external DSP like Shure QSC or Biamp.

@@larsberlau Hi, do you know if this has changed? Also you are base in what part of the US?

@@Ndpmnyc This setup is still working. Although the 2nd generation of Poly Studio X-Series. like X52 and X72, will also support the IP Ceiling mic. But in this video I use the Debut Expansion Table Mic, just mounted in the ceiling. This is still working. I am based in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Thanks a lot ;-)

If you share your mail, then I can send you a guide

Thanks! Coffee is needed everyday ;-)

No additional licenses is needed. If you use basic or pro license, then you are good to go. But you need to create a resource account if it is a new room

Yes you can cast from PC as well, Microsoft have just hidden the function a bit, take a look here: www.linkedin.com/pulse/cast-your-pc-teams-rooms-lars-berlau/

Thanks for your input. We will consider doing that when it makes sense

Me too ;-) Unfortunately I am still waiting for my unit. But the audio quality seems to be really good, when I am in calls with my colleagues who have them

On surface hub, can I set up coordinate meetings from the interface rather than provision package?

Thanks a lot ;-)

Yes, that have later been done available... go to the Teams app on the Surface Hub and from there go to settings. You will need admin password, but then it will be as easy as on the Teams Rooms

Thanks a lot.

Depends on your needs. if you want to have dual screen setup, if IT require Intune enrollment. Then you will need to go with Pro license

I also did a test with Inogeni Share 2U, which is a really nice box for multiple video feeds th-cam.com/video/IksYgoWkZR4/w-d-xo.html

Thanks a lot

Yes i have two Flip which is running with Android based solutions. Works very well. Just be aware that the whiteboard from Flip can not be shared in Teams.

@@larsberlau there is tips for that: join the teams meeting with your computer, next step cast from pc to the flip. And accept option of return device on the pc. Then lauch the whiteboard from the teams on the pc. So you can use the touch on the flip with the team whiteboard 😉

@@Kaaby49 Thats true, But I don´t think that is something a normal user would be able to find out. I have also used HDMI out from touch screens to HDMI ingest... But I think a more clean installation will be sometihng more users will be able to use in their daily job.

Tak for din kommentar. Jeg vil anbefale du tager fat I Lenovo (Lasse eller Martin) som har med udstyret at gøre. De kan forhåbentligt hjælpe dig videre. Hvis det er Teams de kører, så kan man indstille default audio output. Normalt er det 50%

I know Zoom has a side by side option. But I like that Teams does it in two seperate windows, if you have two or more screens then you would be able to choose where to have the content and video feeds

@@larsberlau Oh, in that case you can enable Zoom's dual screen option and it will give you two separate windows and then you can tile them however you like :)

@@ScottSchramm Cool! I did not know that

Today it is also possible to do direct guest join with Cisco Webex. You will need to send the invite before the meeting. So no ad hoc calling today. Here is a short description about it: www.linkedin.com/pulse/cisco-webex-call-teams-rooms-lars-berlau/

I have the same question.. I have installed an MTRoW as an PoC and connected it to an SMART Board 7086R Pro and all I get is the Teams Room "Meeting Managing" Layout and no Camera Layout

@@SchmuFoo It seems that a "single display" teams setup requires two monitors. One large, one small. Where the dual monitor setup requires two main monitors and a small one. I've given up on the single monitor setup, and got a 13" touch monitor as secondary. Quite annoying

@@DKTAz00 Could I use an old Android tablet or windows Surface as a touch screen for the remote? What are the best instructions for doing a DIY teams room?

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