Skype room system dual monitor
Please add dual monitor output support for Teams app on SRS. Currently, it is enabled for Skype, but not the Teams app.
Thanks!
Chris Skinner
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David Creedon
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This is a big issue for our company and will delay the migration to Terams rooms. How can dual display be available for Skype and not Teams? as i have heard it is due to single interface design of Teams and so may not be so easy to change?
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Anthony Meyer
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I think this is similar to my request. https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/39027091-layout-options-for-srs-trs
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Veli-Matti
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This is important! This is the only reason I still use Cisco Video Conferencesing system in our company.
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Clement
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Would be nice to have both displays being used for participant display, rather than one dedicated to participants and one for content sharing...
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Anonymous
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I agree, this is huge. Many other solutions offer this functionality already and it is business critical for modern conference rooms.
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Peter Durant
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I endorse this basic functionality change for MS Teams. Without it, it will be very difficult for us to deploy MS Teams enabled room systems across the enterprise as users already have the benefit of dual monitor support with our other existing solutions.
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Jim
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I definitely concur, when you are sharing content and have the ability to have the video displayed on one display while the content is on the other is a huge advantage in video meetings with content (which is nearly all video meetings it seems).
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Anonymous
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Not sure why this is not getting far more votes. Being confined to ONE monitor is very limiting!
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Lars Kemmann
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What this really should be is a "pop out" option to show the presentation content on a second monitor by default (or vice versa) and ideally save that as the default option for a computer so the conference room will default to it with each meeting.
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Lars Kemmann
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This is super important -- most of our video conferences require sharing presentation materials as well as seeing people's faces, which is why we have two monitors in our conference rooms.