Hi @SARIFBOYS. Yes, the Poly X70 can support 1 additional Poly Expansion Microphone 👍 www.hp.com/us-en/poly/video-conferencing/all-in-one/studio-x70.html
I noticed to go into BYOM, you had to enable device mode. I'm not familiar with Poly systems, but what exactly is that? I use Rally Bar's, have you tested this functionality on a Rally Bar to know if it works the same way? I'm looking to put one of these in my Rally Bar rooms, but I need to ensure I can just do wireless sharing if my room is already in a meeting, and then could take over BYOM if the room system is not in a meeting.
Hi @collaborationblog, Poly Device Mode enables you to use the system's camera, speaker, microphone, and connected monitors from your computer. Once you connect the system to your computer with a USB cable, you can control the video system's camera and audio features using your computer's third-party conferencing application 👍
Hi@@prasadawale2583, you can share into a call using the Room 70 system using a presentation cable plugged in to the presentation input on the system's codec. If you wanted to share wirelessly you could do so using proximity or join the same call from the presentation device, and share into the Teams call.
Hi @vijaywelankar4737, to interop between call providers on a WebEx registered device, you would require a CVI license for your organisation (Cloud Video Interop). learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/cloud-video-interop
It is an amazing video, Thanks for sharing your experience about that. But I have a question: I have a sip invitation from Zoom, How can I add that sip to my Webex CTS-IX5000 touch device? Thanks in advance.
Does the CX-50 work as a wireless USB HUB, eg. lets say I got an Jabra bluetooth dongle (for a jabra speak55) that I connect to the CX-50, would I be able to access tje dongle with the clickshare dongle? So i get sound out that way?
Hi there. Some of the features shown in this video have actually been removed since the video was filmed, ours also doesn't have those options anymore. I am planning to record an updated version covering this as well as some of the new features that have been enabled.
@@ISDMsolutions Hello, we already have a problem with a second TC 10 tablet, after the update the tablet doesn't work, and with TC 8 I don't have such a problem. Do you have any information on the matter, because it has to be entered a second time from the warranty conditions?
Hey Jan, we did intend to film this on the 4.1 beta firmware, however we ran into a few issues with the camera responding to speaker-track when it was loaded. This was fed back to poly and we look forward to the GA release of 4.1 for the acoustic enhancement, virtual noise barrier and support for the new teams camera control buttons!
Hello, for the Microsoft Teams connection that you show in minute 7:25, this is by means of CVI or by a Macros, or if this is brought integrated by Cisco.
Hi Royal London, i have my policy with you, it was originally with royal liver! After speaking to you on the phone recently regarding my pension and the possibility of a lump sum, you bluntly refused me!! I hope you could review my case.
Hi Ben, I have a question regarding managin multiple Teams panels at the same time, to push settings per country or per region remotely is that possible if is how does that work?
Sadly that is not a feature that the Teams Room Panel App supports - perhaps in the future? That NFC feature is however in the hardware for other booking apps to take advantage of.
Both solutions sounds like your in a fish bowl. Rooms acoustics dictate the appropriate microphone solution in the room. All in one is always not the solution
Completely agree, all in one solutions are not always the answer, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. However, they can be a great option for customers with lots of small meeting rooms looking to roll out standards.
Actually quite useful! Two products that I am actually looking in to and to see them compared is great. I think the neat bar performed some of the tracking, a little bit smoother and perhaps a little bit quicker. But the Poly does seem to work really nice when speaker tracking is enabled and you’ve maybe got four people around the table. It’s quite nice that it slowly moves from one person zooming out to show everybody, then zooming into the other person that talks and then zooming out again.
Hello, Iam interested in the same hardware as in your video. My question is, is it possible to connect the poly sync 60 to the poly studio usb via bluetooth?
Hi K0stiss , unfortunately not - to increase the capacity of the Studio USB microphones, its encouraged to use the Studio USB Expansion microphone with optional extension cable. The latest firmware has intelligent swapping capabilities between the table mic and bar mic depending on who's talking in the room. You can link any of the sync units to an MTR pc wirelessly however ( via bluetooth) - this is recommended to purchase the + version though to get the USB dongle and have all control elements available on the Sync unit.
Indeed as Brian mentions. The built in mics are only used to locate users talking in the room to assist the "speaker-track" mode. The mics are not used to send any audio in the call. This is just the same as the long standing Cisco quad camera technology.
Hi Ben. Thanks for the video. You mentioned that 'at the moment there is no way to change the background on the Teams panel'. Do you know if this is on the roadmap? Thanks!
Hi Vincent, it's not on the official MS roadmap as of yet, although we've had it implied by some manufacturers that it's currently being worked on. The issue is that the devices don't have anywhere to store the background, which means MS have to find somewhere to store it in the cloud.
Great demo but please dont overdo it. Yes, the noise and reverb goes away dramatically but it also sounds far less natural. It reminds me of a cell phone call but is not something like a real life conversation. In other words: Just dont focus on taking away as much as possible but listen more onto what's left. ALSO, let's not forget that the local users will also suffer from bad acoustics and noise in the room.
