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False positive: Teams can't hear you
- My conclusion is that there is no option to turn of this warning, and the algorithm behind the warning does not take into account the model of the microphone.
No sure what you're referring to.
Are you saying that teams does take in account what microphone is being used and if it's one of those with low noise level it will not show the notification?
This is the current noise levels, left is the webcam and right is the Yeti microphone.
When speaking into the microphone the levels are good.
It's just that audio is completely silent when I'm not speaking - which is good.
I understand why the warning is there.
It's a good warning for most people, but with my microphone the notification is triggered by a false positive so I would like to turn off completely.
- Simply saying you should verify your device settings and the default settings, in addition to use the "test call" feature.
The correct device is in use - because if I use any other microphone the noise level will prevent the notification from showing.
The microphone level is set to 85% - higher will make my voice too loud, I'm 15-20 cm from the microphone.
Noise suppression is set at auto - though I really hope the the algorithm is applied before the noise suppression, It would be really strange to first remove the noise and the then to warn about there not being any noise.
I've made a test call but the notification is only appearing few times, maybe once a day in the middle of the meeting.
There is no problem with audio quality or volume level during meetings.
It's just that I'm silent when listening and don't want a notification about the microphone being disconnected when it's not. Although I sometimes makes noise while listening I rather not do that in meetings with many people.
- My conclusion is that there is no option to turn of this warning, and the algorithm behind the warning does not take into account the model of the microphone.