Dual monitor mode - Show participant videos and screen shared content on separate screens
Dual Monitor Mode should be Available - Suppose if any user is using dual monitor so he can opt of this option called Dual Monitor mode - where it show participant videos on one screen and screen shared content on separate screens. - This feature is available on Zoom.us
Azhar Shaikh
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Anonymous
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Yes it is possible. Press Windows Logo + P and then use the Dual/Extenden Screen option
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Srice
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We really need to be able to do dual monitors on teams meetings. We want to be able to see participants on one and see the full screen of the presentation on the other. We can do this on Zoom but are now using teams at work. Very frustrating.
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Anonymous
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we urgently need this function for online trainings.
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Andreas
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Dominique Baldwin
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I just had a client request that we switch all calls to Zoom specifically b/c this is not possible in Teams.
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Bengt
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this also needs to support to share one screen and show the together view/gallery view in another window if you are the presenter. but also to view other users presentations/video in separate windows
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Mehmet Demirörs
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It is important to see participants videos also when content is shared to capture body languages and faces during content presentation. This would make virtual video meetings so much more efficient but seems to be still a big gap in development of MS Teams. Is there anyone from Microsoft Teams product team who may give us some insights if we can expect a feature that splits Videoscreen from Shared Content screen?
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John B
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I often unshare content as a presenter, to get folks to focus on interacting with each other, and then reshare when it's time to talk about the content. Not having to go back and forth would be useful, and having separate screens for video/presentation would be helpful.
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Greg
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Agree. This is a big requirement. Most of our staff have dual screens and switching video and presentations is painful. We also have meeting rooms fitted with Dual screens for the same reason. Using Cisco Telepresence. Video on one screen, presentations on the other.
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Anonymous
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This function is essential for great collaboration. At the moment colleagues are slow to share their screens as they lose the ability to see the other participants which is wrong. There simply needs to be the ability to have camera images on one screen seperate to the shared window, both for viewers and presenters. As others have said this is basic functionality for Zoom users and the reason why we still have to resort to zoom for a lot of our meetings. Please confirm where this function is on the roadmap. It is more important for collaboration than the recently released pop out meeting window, which only serves to allow people to get distracted by still chatting with others when in a meeting!!
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GH
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Any update MS? Need this feature! Trying to plan our conference room designs and its hard to decide on one or two screens.
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Anonymous
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Super useful feature!
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Anonymous
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This would really help us in keeping the session more interactive and live. I can make myself clear weather my session makes audience feel bore!!
Would love to see this feature added soon.
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Anonymous
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Very annoying that I can't fullscreen the shared screen on my primary monitor (so I can read the fine print that they're sharing), and have the speaker's video on my second monitor (laptop, where my webcam is so that others see me looking at them when I talk to them).
I prefer webex at this point due to this. -
Hugues Morin
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and avail on webex also
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Henrik
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Beat zoom and make two screen available.
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Robyn Myrdycz
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This feature of participant video on one screen and content on the other is a must have. We have this with our previous Polycom solution and now we're very disappointed to not be able to use the dual TVs in our meeting rooms with Teams. Please add this feature.
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Allison Smith
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This would make the functionality of Teams much more effective for me in using Teams to run online programming for youth. It is also a safety concern. I need to be able to see what participants are doing and how they are engaging with the material I am presenting. This would also allow for me to answer questions in the chat box while I am screen sharing. Currently once you go into screen share mode Teams is basically a one-way conversation and interaction stops.
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Anonymous
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This is a standard feature on webex, zoom, chime and most other conferencing software. really limits the ability the share content and see people/chats/meeting notes at the same time.
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Anonymous
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The biggest reason why we don't use Teams Rooms! We will switch to Zoom now,