[jeeva]

Statistically speaking have you considered that your connection or hardware might have been the issue?

I've been using Teams for years, and though I had an issue on a call with one guy the other day, otherwise I'm in at least one meeting with ~5+ folk daily and it works consistently.

[jiggawatts]

I have gigabit fibre and an NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti.

Teams still can't keep up with my 720p webcam without the preview dropping to 15fps and lagging so badly that I get distracted by the delay between my motions and the movement of my preview in the corner.

In 2020, six months into a pandemic where everyone is working from home and Microsoft's highest priority ought to be on their video conferencing collaboration tool -- but clearly isn't -- is fucking nuts.

Oh, and speaking of the audio, Teams really ought to get decent noise removal, echo cancellation, and/or automatic muting.

[Terretta]

> speaking of the audio, Teams really ought to get decent noise removal, echo cancellation, and/or automatic muting.

This covers any/all products and is black magic:

https://krisp.ai

As for quality of meetings, just some counter anecdata...

We moved a many thousand person enterprise across dozens of offices into Teams. The business in question is a meetingful culture, all day every day, and for the most part do not experience the issues you describe.

The issues we do see tend to be (a) echo cancellation from participants who connect from a device and a telephone simultaneously and leave audio turned on on both, (b) consistently the same humans from the same locations, who have similar quality problems on Zoom or WebEx, suggesting what the common element may be.