@matthewlandis@Yealink Agreed. Combined with Android MTRs, camera tracking, BYOD and the only room system with wireless mic options... Fairly compelling in my opinion. The more established vendors should take note.
@UCMadScientist@tomarbuthnot@kevinkrautle@Crestron There is a POE based ssnsor from Crestron that works with it and provides cancel on no show features etc. Overall the MS room booking feature set is a little lacking currently, hoping it improves in future releases
@greiginsydney I like OBS as well. I think it would be great if Microsoft had a Hdmi to content ingest adapter so it presented correctly at the far end as content (and not a camera feed). I'm going the Newtek NDI announcement last week might play into this somehow
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@UCMadScientist@matthewlandis@Polycom I've confirmed with Crestron support that their RL1 and RL2 devices are impacted by this issue. They've also stated that the Windows 10 update due later in year will resolve the TLS issue, but will only be applicable on the RL2. Means limited options for CX8000/RL1/smart devices
#Polycom Group Series firmware 6.1.5 is out and brings native bi-directional #Skype4B desktop sharing with new VBSS support. And a boatload of hotfixes https://t.co/AW3yZjZhEy
@ucomsgeek@Samsung Personally I'm not a big fan of PC based codecs that run a normal S4B client. Much a prefer a dedicated S4B appliance.. Less moving parts to fail.