Hello people,

Who uses MS Teams, also notes that with more people in the meeting room, the quality of each speaker is lower? When making the individual capture via NDI, note that up to 2 speakers, the quality is good (acceptable), 4 already starts to have losses and above then, getting worse.

I have an event 160 people, where 50 will be captured, but gradually. The maximum will be 6 people, but their quality is worse than the old cell phones, size 320px.

Does anyone have any configuration ideas to improve or some light at the end of the tunnel ??

Thanks!

Since I have some time on my hands, I just did a new test, and you are correct. It does drop after 2 callers, although it seems to be overall in Teams and not just NDI.

I was using a real camera as my test source and the difference is not huge, but it's there. It does seem to be the same after caller 3 and 4, no further drops of quality on my end after caller 2.

Mine caps at 60,000 Kbps. But that’s still 50 Mbps! Way more than Teams would ever use. I see about 5 Mbps used with 4 callers. So back to the drawing board.

I think it is fine to have this thread here.
There are a lot of people using Teams with vMix and sharing experiences is valuable.
Maybe it should be in the 3rd Party group, but there are still some NDI mysteries with Teams.

In reality, in this NDI group, discussions are mostly separate from vMix

My 2 cents
Steve

I agree with you ... The fact is not related to vMix itself in general, but as we all use the platform for our work and we are also using the Teams system together, there is nothing more fair than having both forums, like this it is possible to have even more answers. The fact of placing the forum here, is precisely the exchange of experiences, doubts and even may be some configuration in vMix, which can help some work.



For sure! The person instead of putting some experience, tip, or even taking this doubt that not only I have but like many other people also have, comes to put something that does not add anything.

Nobody is obliged to answer, but a topic on the platform together with vMix, ends up managing to gather a lot of important information when a question arises, and also facilitates the search within the forum.