Want to use MTR-A devices with #MicrosoftTeams #TownHall? Well you can as a presenter. If you want to join as an attendee, then you’ll have to use #BYOD mode for now.

In this video, I show you how to setup Neat devices in Bring your own device (BYOD) mode or sometimes called Bring your own meeting (BYOM) mode.

Table of Contents:

00:08 – Introduction
00:28 – How to find IP Address of devices
00:55 – Out of Box Setup
01:36 – Selecting BYOD Mode
02:20 – BYOD Mode with HDMI and USB Cables
03:43 – BYOD with single USB-C cable
04:24 – Closing comments

Check out the overview and demo of all the new features within Neat OS 24.4 software release that is currently in public preview. Feel free to test out the new features. Full details

Table of Contents:

00:08 – Introduction
00:34 – Overview of new features
00:51 – Mics in Pad overview
02:12 – Updated BYOD Features
02:58 – Neat Center Framing Boundary Overview
03:21 – USB Extenders Overview
04:41 – HDMI Active Signal Overview
05:16 – Unpairing Neat Pad with Board Overview
05:49 – BYOD Manual Mode Overview
06:20 – Demo of Mics in Neat Pad settings
07:01 – Demo of Neat Center Boundary settings
07:50 – Demo of new BYOD Modes
10:37 – Demo of Custom Hostnames feature
12:11 – Demo of HDMI Active Signal settings
12:37 – Demo of HDMI Screen Mirroring setting
13:09 – Other improvements

In this video, we should you an overview of Microsoft Teams Rooms on Android using Speaker Recognition and Attribution on Neat devices, using single channel audio, recognising you voice and attributing them to the meeting notes and AI Summary. No need for any special hardware.