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Hello, I am looking for solution about appliacation or some kind of bot who will send private message to each user in organization with notification about some event etc. If it can't be done, is it possible to create channel that users cannot mute? Thanks in advance! ;)24Views0likes1CommentLow Resolution Recordings - (240p/480p) Instead of HD
Hi everyone, I'm using the Microsoft Teams API with the Psi Bot Service to record participants' video feeds. However, I’ve noticed that even when participants have Full HD (1080p) or HD (720p) cameras, the recorded video is significantly lower in resolution, sometimes as low as 240p or 480p. /// <summary> /// Receive video from subscribed participant. /// </summary> /// <param name="sender">The sender.</param> /// <param name="e">The video media received arguments.</param> private void OnVideoMediaReceived(object sender, VideoMediaReceivedEventArgs e) { this.logger.Info($"[VideoMediaReceivedEventArgs(Data=<{e.Buffer.Data.ToString()}>, Length={e.Buffer.Length}, Timestamp={e.Buffer.Timestamp}, Width={e.Buffer.VideoFormat.Width}, Height={e.Buffer.VideoFormat.Height}, ColorFormat={e.Buffer.VideoFormat.VideoColorFormat}, FrameRate={e.Buffer.VideoFormat.FrameRate} MediaSourceId={e.Buffer.MediaSourceId})]"); this.mediaFrameSourceComponent.Received(e.Buffer, e.Buffer.MediaSourceId); e.Buffer.Dispose(); } I’d like to understand: Why is the recording resolution so low? Is there a way to ensure that participants' videos are recorded at their original resolution (e.g., 720p or 1080p) without down scaling or compression? Are there any settings in the API, bot configuration, or Teams policies that control the recording quality? Does this depend on network conditions, Teams recording policies, or another factor? If anyone has experience dealing with this or knows of a workaround to get higher-resolution recordings, I’d appreciate any insights! Thanks in advance.176Views0likes0CommentsOwner can't delete flow bot posts in teams channel
Since the new update (October 2023), owners of a team are not able to delete flow bot posts posted in a teams channel. Does anyone have a solution? I've had our Admin check the messaging policies and "Owners can delete sent messages" is toggled on.Solved7KViews1like10CommentsPrevent 3rd Party Bots from Joining Meetings
Is there an option to block 3rd party bots from joining a Teams meeting in the Admin Center or elsewhere in Azure? Here's the backstory: company users started receiving recaps of their meetings from a 3rd party AI. From testing, if you create a free account on this 3rd party AI app and give it permission to read your calendar, it will recap all meetings associated with your calendar. So, when a user from my company sends this outside person a meeting invite, there is no visibility into whether anybody outside of the company is using this type of solution. When the meeting begins and a user from my company (organizer) starts the meeting, there is a bot request to join the meeting. While the company user has the option of admitting or denying the bot to the meeting, sometimes this can be overlooked. Due to data privacy, I want to block this bot by username/email as displayed in Teams or even by domain so it can't join Teams meetings preventing any company user from making a decision.16KViews9likes10CommentsHow to actually publish a teams bot
I'm currently in the process of migrating from Slack to Microsoft Teams, and I'm encountering some confusion and challenges when trying to publish a bot using the Bot Framework. Our IT team has given me the green light to create a bot, which is essentially a chat gateway between Teams and our SaaS app. Our Slack bot, for example, would allow the user to interact with it and have certain tasks performed within our SaaS app because all the messages and mentions would be directed to an API endpoint. While I've made progress, the process has been a bit of a nightmare due to the confusions and massive amounts of overwhelming documentation between BotFramework, Azure Bot Service, and the overall integration with Microsoft Teams. Here are my main questions: Publishing Bot to Teams: I've developed a bot on dev.botframework.com, thoroughly tested it, and it's ready for prime time. But now I'm stuck on the actual publishing process. How can I deploy this bot into Microsoft Teams so that other users can interact with it, and it can be added to channels seamlessly? I'm uncertain about the steps involved and the specific platform I need to use for this. IT Involvement: Our IT team has created a client secret (app password) as a part of their involvement. However, I'm unclear about whether they need to do anything else beyond this point to make the bot actually work. Will they need to "approve" the bot submission, and if so, how can this be done through the bot framework website? I've managed to code the bot, but now I'm at a crossroads about what to do next. I believe the next step is to publish it, but I'm unsure about where and how to proceed. While Teams does offer custom app uploads, I'm only left with my bot created on dev.botframework.com and registered in the Azure portal, with no clear instructions on what's needed for the upload. If any of you have pointers, tips, or personal experiences to share, I would greatly appreciate your insights. I'm eager to make this bot transition successful, but the intricacies of this process have me scratching my head. Thank you in advance for any help you can provide!Solved5.8KViews1like2CommentsUnable to download teams channel pasted image
Hi everyone, I got a composeExtension/fetchTask payload from messaging extension in teams channel. here is the messagePayload body { "contentType": "html", "content": "<p><img itemscope=\"png\" itemtype=\"http://schema.skype.com/AMSImage\" src=\"https://ca-prod.asyncgw.teams.microsoft.com/v1/objects/0-eca-d2-82060272c88cde4d9878dd71225698c5/views/imgo\" width=\"213\" height=\"164\" alt=\"image\" id=\"x_0-eca-d2-82060272c88cde4d9878dd71225698c5\" itemid=\"0-eca-d2-82060272c88cde4d9878dd71225698c5\"></p>\r\n<p>12313</p>" } for the img https://ca-prod.asyncgw.teams.microsoft.com/v1/objects/0-eca-d2-82060272c88cde4d9878dd71225698c5/views/imgo, I cannot download it in server side. I tried to use graph API token, and the token from await new MicrosoftAppCredentials("bot id", "bot serect").GetTokenAsync(); both of them getting 401 error. could anyone help? Best regards. David152Views0likes7CommentsLooking for a few universities or schools to help with pilot testing of AI chat from MS Teams
We have recently developed a Microsoft Teams application that is available from the MS Teams App Store: Last month, we added the ability for our app to ingest files (pdf, word, excel, etc..) and include these documents as part of a conversational AI search. We are looking for a few universities, or large schools, to help pilot the application (Chime V5) , provide feedback, and generally review the file ingestion and conversational experience. On the back-end, we are using Azure Open AI, Azure Bot service, and the application is designed to install into the left side navigator of the MS Teams client. We include the ability to create custom conversational workflows, AI conversational chat, and routing to service desk agents - as well as full reporting and usage tracking. https://www.chimev5.com/ai-help-desk-software-for-schools10Views0likes0CommentsSchedule daily recurring messages in Teams chat channels
This is my first post on this site! How do I set up a recurring message in a Teams chat channel? I want to remind my team daily at a specific time to put their project stand up status into our project channel. I'm assuming this would be a bot? If so, how can I find the bot? Thank you, Susan Keithley81KViews1like12Comments