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Apatton1
May 08, 2023Copper Contributor
Support for multiple cameras with Teams Room Pro
Hello, I would like to know how Team Room Pro provides support for multiple cameras. I work in an office with a large conference room, and we would like to be able to have one camera on the speaker...
Margosd
May 09, 2023Copper Contributor
Is your question more about multiple "streams" vs "multiple cameras"? Having multiple cameras is something we are doing but eagerly await having multiple streams as Zoom does now.
- Apatton1May 09, 2023Copper Contributor
Margosd Thank you for the reply, if by multiple cameras, you mean being able to toggle between two, and selecting which to use, but only one works at a time, where as multiple streams meaning two cameras working simultaneously, I would prefer two cameras working simultaneously. I would take either at this point, however, I am unable to toggle between the two cameras, it appears that Teams will only recognize one. I do not have the small drop down arrow next to the camera icon that we should, and depending on the day, the system will select one camera over the other. I am able to use one as a "Content" camera, but that image is very low quality. Any suggestions?
- MargosdMay 15, 2023Copper ContributorYou do not mention whether MTRoA or MTRoW . According to Microsoft Features comparison, you can have multiple cameras and switch them manually in MTRoW. Coming soon for MTRoA.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/rooms/teams-devices-feature-comparison
(note: coming soon is without a definitive date so check often or contact Microsoft if you have a relationship with them)
David- MikeB48083Sep 11, 2023Copper Contributor
Question: How many cameras are allowed to be listed as a manual selection in MTRoW?
I understand that only one can be the active camera, but is there a limit to how many can be in the list of selectable cameras? (Hopefully more than 10...)
This situation is for a training room that has only one MTR unit, but multiple cameras that are at various 'student' stations in the room. The Instructor would then select the desired camera as he needs for the far-end participants to see.