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Create permanent video meeting link in Microsoft Teams
I schedule many videoconferences with people outside my organization (some of them repeated) and the way I do it now is to create a Teams meeting link from my Outlook invitation and then send this to the meeting invitees. I would prefer to create a permanent link that I can always give to people, for example, in an email message, without having to generate a new Teams meeting each time in Outlook. I considered simply reusing the same link from a previous meeting for subsequent meetings, but it seems that each Teams meeting creates its own space in Teams. So, it seems that people I meet with later would be able to see the names of those whom I met with earlier using the same link, as well as any conversations I might have had with them. So, I don't think this is what I want--I want a link that gives meeting attendees access to only the present, live meeting, with no access to past exchanges using the same link. This is important to respect the privacy of each meeting. I initially posted this as a help question to Microsoft Teams support, but they said that it is not an existing feature. If this is not currently a feature, could anyone here possibly suggest a workaround that would let me use the same permanent link for all my videoconferences (e.g. with a short URL), but that preserves the privacy of attendees across different meetings using that same link? This is similar to what many videoconferencing services (e.g. Zoom and Whereby) offer.
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Tripartio
Mar 06, 2020 Place Microsoft Teams
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A new vision for Microsoft Stream
Microsoft Stream—the intelligent video app in Microsoft 365—is being reimagined and rebuilt to integrate seamlessly with applications across the service, so you can create, share, and discover video, as easily as any Office document.
OwenpMSFT
Sep 22, 2020 Place Microsoft Stream Blog
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Webcam image is horizontally flipped
When video conferencing in Teams the image is flipped horizontally. I cannot find any options to flip the image to the correct orientation like you can do in Skype 4 Business. Any news on when this functionality is coming? Thanks
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Technodude
Jan 30, 2020 Place Microsoft Teams
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The Next Phase For the New Version of Stream
We're glad to announce we'll be entering the next phase of our journey to the new version of Microsoft Stream in Q3 2021. In this phase, we're on track to start bringing new experiences for sharing, discovery, and video playback on top of the Microsoft 365 file experience.
SegunBright
Mar 02, 2021 Place Microsoft Stream Blog
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Watch content offline using Stream mobile apps
Did you know you can watch content offline using Stream's mobile apps? Using Stream for iOS and Android, you can continue to watch videos when network connectivity is limited, unavailable, or if you prefer to save cellular data.
Dwyane George
Feb 27, 2019 Place Microsoft Stream Blog
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Video Indexer Introduces Expanded Regions, Multi-language Identification and Transcription and More.
Microsoft Video Indexer introduces Multi-language Identification and Transcription, Enhanced Portal Experience and Search API, and Region Availability Expansion.
insagiv
Dec 16, 2020 Place AI - Azure AI services Blog
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Microsoft Ignite 2020: Guide to Microsoft Stream
We're excited to share what’s new and what’s next in Stream. Join us at this year's all virtual Microsoft Ignite to learn about new features and for a sneak peek into what's coming next.
SegunBright
Sep 17, 2020 Place Microsoft Stream Blog
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Why aren't video feeds at the top of the screen?
About 90% of webcams are located at the top of monitors, whether the user is using a laptop or desktop monitors. Why was it decided to put user video feeds at the bottom of Teams video calls? During meetings where someone is sharing their screen (which is a majority of meetings I'm in), when I watch other users talking, our video feeds all show us looking down rather than looking up into our webcams. Seeing others' video feeds of them looking back at you is far more engaging and organic feeling than seeing everyone looking down, which feels like they are looking away/not paying attention. That is why Webex puts the video feeds at the top of the window.
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AdamWright
Mar 06, 2020 Place Microsoft Teams
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Announcing the Azure Database for MySQL Contributor initiative!
Today, we’re announcing the kick-off of an exciting new effort, the Azure Database for MySQL Contributor initiative! This initiative recognizes members of the Azure Database for MySQL community who actively work to raise awareness of the service by sharing relevant content, announcements, and product news via various social media channels. Depending on their level of interest, these community members can also opt to create and share their own content, or even reach out to the product team if they want to collaborate!
Jim_Toland
Oct 23, 2023 Place Azure Database for MySQL Blog
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Learn with Creators: Excel Highlights
Ready to learn from Excel experts on YouTube? This week, we're sharing a few videos on the STOCKHISTORY function.
Sonia Atchison
Jun 19, 2020 Place Excel Blog
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