Now, we’re taking it further with the new and improved meeting recap experience, available for all Teams users.

Microsoft Teams helps you catch up on meeting contents from the ‘Details’ tab of a meeting, which provides links to the meeting transcript, recording, and any manual notes that were taken. More information on support of breakout rooms on VDI can be found here. Breakout rooms allow meeting organizers to split main meetings into smaller sessions for focused discussions. Organizer support for Breakout Rooms for VDI users is now enabled. More information on profanity filtering can be found here. To change the spoken language, click the three dots in the live captions pane at the bottom of the screen. Select the More icon in the meeting toolbar > Language and speech > Turn on live captions. To turn live captions on, join a meeting or start a call. You can control this option via Settings in Teams > Captions and transcripts > Filter profane words in meeting captions. You now have a new option to turn off the profanity filtering and be able to see the Captions as is. Profanity filtering on/off control for Live Captions More information on active speaker view can be found here. You can select the “Speaker view” option under “View” in the meeting toolbar. Speaker View is particularly effective in scenarios with a limited number of key speakers and a large audience, such as town halls, trainings, or lectures - especially from the student's perspective. The main area designated for the active speaker is also utilized for shared content, enabling seamless transitions during presentations. Toggling videos on or off will not cause the entire stage to be re-rendered. The use of 16:9 tiles and consistent placement of audio and video participants on the same stage ensures a fluid experience. The active speaker's video will be rendered at a higher resolution, providing better visual clarity. Speaker view for Teams meetings allows you to effortlessly track the current active speaker.

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