We use this camera in our conference room: https://www.owllabs.com/. It is designed to show a 360 degree view and also focus on the speaker(s). When Teams does its own resizing of the video, it often cuts off portions of the view from this camera. It would be nice to force teams to always show the full perspective from this camera (even if it is resized smaller). It would also be nice to set this as a "primary" camera in the meeting, so that it is not resized smaller.

Poly X50 devices support dual monitors, but the secondary monitor is unable to be used with the Teams Collaboration Bars

It is possible to mute all participants in a meeting from a Teams Room Device, but there is no functionality to unmute them all together or even unmute some participants individually.

Both these features would be useful.

enable Teams Rooms to receive content sharing via Miracast - like the Surface Hub 2S does allow to "project to device"

I would like to suggest MS to add the feature to both Skype Room systems and Teams room system the ability to record the meeting directly. Instead of requesting an attendee join the meeting and do recording.

SRSv2, according to documentation, supported up to 2 USB cameras with switching using the video icon. I would like this feature also in the new Teams Room Systems.

Like a cut-down Surface Hub just for Teams and very economic for small businesses and businesses with lots of meeting rooms. For meeting rooms that have an existing TV in the room which people usually plug in an HDMI cable, just hide a Raspberry Pi behind the TV running Windows 10 and Teams Rooms.

Microsoft recently released an update on Microsoft Teams to allow 3x3 video 9 total within a Teams meeting. It would be great if the same feature was available for the Team Room system like Crestron.

My company already owns a bunch of iPads for use in our Zoom rooms. It would be great if I didn't have to rebuy hardware.

In our company we have a computer in each meeting room, with all the required device to run a proper meeting and we find it's quite expansive to replace all the devices (who are working) by surface hub or other teams rooms systes.

Therefore, may I suggest to allow the installation of teams system rooms on a regular pc (example a nuc), a bit like the kiosk mode from windows 10 and itune? Or to other device?

this would be part of a sustainable approach

a bit similar to that topic but extended to other device: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/37995112-teams-rooms-running-on-a-raspberry-pi-4

we now have 3x3 Gallery view (soon to be 7x7) on the Windows client, yet MTR's which have much larger screens are still limited to 4 participants being displayed on the screen at any time.

we desperately need this to be updated to 9 ASAP, and ultimately 49 to be inline with the client.

it would also be nice to be able to configure how many you want to see in order to make best use of the screen you have dependent on the size.

Please add dual monitor output support for Teams app on SRS. Currently, it is enabled for Skype, but not the Teams app.

Thanks!

Make the room schedule viewable on the room display and MTR panel.

Currently if you have a Teams Room System with two displays connected to it you can only do People on one screen and content on the other. We would like the ability to switch between using both screens to display content or doing the people + content.

Whiteboard Room where the team can place simultaneously virtual post-its on a surface and shift and comment while having a conference call. Like Realtime Board or Mural.

The integration of Dante enabled audio for Teams Rooms will provide network integration of large room audio systems. This will ease incorporation with existing facilities as well as facilitate new installations.

Can we please move away from utilizing USB audio/video devices, most 4k cameras use usb3 making it difficult to extend.

Why can we not start using IP camera's and perhaps even IP audio devices for Teams Rooms?