The latest feature for Microsoft Teams will be music to your ears
A music mode is on the way to Microsoft Teams to deliver high-fidelity audio over the web.
What you need to know
- Microsoft Teams will soon support a music mode.
- The app will be able to adjust its audio bitrate based on bandwidth.
- People will also be able to turn off features like echo cancellation, noise suppression, and gain control within Teams.
Microsoft will soon roll out a music mode for Teams. The feature should improve the quality of music during calls and meetings in Microsoft Teams. In music mode, Teams will automatically adjust its audio bitrate based on the bandwidth available.
Music might not be the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to Microsoft Teams, but as people continue to communicate remotely, they'll try to share different experiences over the web. People might want to share a concert over Teams for consumers or set up hold music on a Teams meeting or call.
The description of music mode for Teams is a bit lengthy compared to normal Microsoft 365 roadmap entries:
In addition to improving the quality of music, the feature allows people to turn off certain components, including echo cancellation, noise suppression, and gain control.
Microsoft Teams lets you call and chat with people around the world. Soon, it will have a music mode that supports high-fidelity audio.
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