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eprucci
Apr 08, 2020Copper Contributor
Video Conferencing - how to know if my video is one of the 4 visible
I have tried researching this question online but haven't had any luck. I have noticed that the update to the 4 visible video screens is sometimes delayed, so we often have folks who don't realize th...
bakkerd
Apr 08, 2020Copper Contributor
Hi. Thought I'd chime in here rather than start a new conversation; my question relates to the maximum number of visible video screens on a video call. Is it 4? I'm assuming that's the case from the question above. We tried a video call with my team last week; out of 6 participating, only 4 were visible. Is there a way to have a video call with more than 4 screens visible (i.e. my entire team of 8 people)? Thanks in advance for your time today.
- Apr 08, 2020
Hi bakkerd
No issues you can always add-on wherever you see any issues related to each other. The answer to your query is already answered in my previous response.
Currently Microsoft Teams Is supporting only 2x2 Layout. Microsoft is working on releasing the 3X3 Layout which was already announced by Microsoft. Using this we would be able to see 9 participants maximum in the Microsoft Teams Meeting.
Here is the reference article for the same
With Regards,
Satish U
- bakkerdApr 09, 2020Copper Contributor
RealTime_M365 Thank yo uso much. Very helpful indeed; we'll find another way to have our unit meetings. Is there a roll-out date for this? The article you sent me doesn't mention the 9x9 feature.
Kind regards,
Deborah
- Apr 10, 2020