Streaming sound
I'm looking for a way to re-route all pc sound to my sonos speakers. They are connected via w-fi and / or bluetooth. They are located on either 192.168.0. 6 through 8. Is there a way to re-route my sound? Surround sound seems to be limited to within headphones. I'm not looking for anything fancy. Please advise. Thanks in advance!
Persistent Sound issue Teams
After some troubleshooting, and hearing that multiple of my colleagues have the same issue, I thought I'd share here. It basically kills teams as a conversational tool for me, and it appears to be a specific teams issue. Issue: Upon entering a call/teams-meeting all sound cuts out from all playback devices. The moment you leave a call, sound works again and you even hear the 'hang up' sound. Observations: It seems to block all sounds, I've tried with 2 separate BT devices. It blocks sound out, but the system appears to register sound unabated. The green bars in the volume mixer still go up and down for every application, including teams. To confirm this I made a loopback recording, and the sound is still registered by the system. Teams seems to make some sort of windows-override between the software and the hardware layer. Stops the moment you 'leave' the call, so it is an override that only occurs once you enter a call. Even if I choose the option 'join without audio', the issue happens. Only the desktop app affects it, the teams web interface doesn't make the issue. What I've tried: Rebooting worked once, but than the issue recurred after a few minutes Rebooting again stopped working to resolve the issue Re-installing sound devices make no difference, issue persists Re-installing teams once managed to solve the issue, but it recurred after a few minutes Re-installing teams stopped working to resolve the issue Switching or selecting different playback devices makes no difference. Disabling, or removing sound editing application (NVIDIA Broadcast) makes no difference.
That video couldn't be found.
I have recorded meetings in Teams which I have downloaded and manually uploaded to Stream. The videos have processed successfully and been published - I can watch them back in full in Stream with all features (transcripts etc). However, when I click on the 'Share' feature and select 'Embed' I get a "That video couldn't be found." error. The same error appears when I embed these videos into a Sharepoint site and I try to watch them back. BUT - when other users access the same Sharepoint pages, they CAN watch the videos back. It seems like me (the owner of the videos and the Sharepoint pages) is the only person who gets the error. Any advice on why this might be happening?Error code 0x20200194, the video does not play, but it can be downloaded.
When I try to play the video, I get the error 0x20200194, neither reloading the video, nor changing the rules and owners, nor other changes help. However, I can still download this video (and all the others) or upload a new one
View permissions in Stream
As a University our teachers make educational video's which they use for several years. The owner has to specifically set view permissions for each new class each semester or the new student can't view the video. Alternatively there is the option to make the video viewable for the whole university. Because a lot of teachers don't want to have their video public within the organization, we need an option to share a video with a link or embed code that bypasses the viewing permissions OR need an extra option when you choose to "Allow everyone in your company to view this video" to not have it appear in the Discover tab in Stream. In short: YouTube has the option to set a video on private, hidden or public. We are missing the hidden option in Stream. Does anyone have a solution for this problem?ebook on Selecting a Skype for Business Recorder
https://numonixrecording.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Selecting-Skype-4B-recording-solution-ebook.pdf Learn the following about selecting a S4B recording solution: 1. Types of recording - Internal, PSTN, Conference, Remote Agent, Mobile, Federated Voice/Video/Chat 2. Security access 3. Interoperability - including which versions of Lync, codec support.. 4. Methods of data capture - Edge, Media Relay, Standard Packet Capture 5. And more...
