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711 TopicsCQ - Powershell for Output
Hi I have a Powershell that outputs the data. The output of "DistributionLists" is on screen correct. If exported on the File it is "System.Guid[]" How can the "System.Guid[]" be translated in a real Guid and not "System.Guid[]". Thanks for your answer JFM_12Solved63Views0likes4CommentsLast Update Removed new UI
I just updated Teams and the new UI has dissappeared? I'm currently on version 25007.607.3371.8436 and the client version is 49/25010620412. I have been working in the new Teams UI for several weeks now, and really like it, as I spent time how to best combine channels, group chats and personal chats. Anybody else facing this ussie?Solved749Views3likes9CommentsMicrosoft teams user analytics custom dates
Hi team, Just wondering if there is a way to get Teams analytics on a custom dates range? I know we can get trends currently for 7, 30, 90 or 180 days. But I would like to generate a report for a particular time period, for example: for the Month of December (31 days). Is there a way to action this ? Thanks1.2KViews1like3CommentsLow 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.176Views0likes0Comments"Trouble Adding Applications to Microsoft Teams (Kahoot, Nearpod, etc.)"
I’m having trouble adding applications like Kahoot, Nearpod, and others to Microsoft Teams. No matter what I do, they never get added and keep looping me around. I’ve tried adding the applications both through the desktop app and on the web, but it still doesn’t work!!22Views0likes0CommentsProfile Picture not updating
Hi Community, Today I updated my profile picture on teams and picture gets updated as well but I am only able to see the updated picture on hovering over the profile, but unable to see the updated picture on my profile icon. Is this a bug or something? Please fix this @61KViews0likes8CommentsNeed help- Replacing Teams audio with realtime translated audio
About Us: Our AI-powered technology provides real-time speech-speech translation (Simultaneous Interpretation) across 47 languages. We need help in achieving the following: User Language Selection – Each participant should be able to choose their preferred language for both speaking and listening in real time. (We assume this can be achieved using your SDKs and integrated into Teams through the Marketplace app – please confirm). Audio Stream Access – We need to access each participant’s audio stream and send their selected “From” and “To” language parameters to our API. Audio Replacement – Instead of the default Teams audio, we require programmatic access to the default audio OUTPUT to replace it with our AI-translated audio stream. This ensures a seamless experience for each participant. Interpretation functionality (currently designed for human interpreters) is already present in Teams currently. I came across the following API on the community portal, which appears to describe how to access independent audio streams: Connecting to a Teams Meeting via SDK and Read Raw Audio Streams. Is this available and will it fit the first part of our requirement mentioned above? Additionally, we need a method to play back the translated audio for each participant individually. Since multilingual Teams calls may involve 20–30 spoken languages, a combined audio stream/output won’t work. We require independent input and output audio streams to be processed separately within the call for each participant. We do not want to use bots or embed Teams within an application wrapper. Since similar functionality already exists for human interpreters, we are looking to enable the same for AI-powered translation. Need help with this at the earliest. Thanks so much! Arun53Views0likes0Comments