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The fact that me and a coworker can't both share our screens at the same time is absolutely batshit. 1x1 collaboration isn't even reasonable, nevermind anything more
Try sharing anything except excel and enjoy your 3fps. Being a game dev and wanting to show videos or share my screen while playing is a no-go.
Videos can work, but I think you need to enable some feature that prevents tearing. It works fine for people who frequently present with it, but I honestly just avoid videos in my presentations because I don't want to mess with it.
I need to run and stream games at 1440p 60fps 😀
Sounds like you want streaming software like OBS, not Teams...
Yeah, maybe Parsec.
Teams isn't intended for streaming video games, it's for meetings.
Yes. Why the fuck doesn’t Teams have this capability??
Honestly, I like that it doesn't have it. We use Teams for meetings where one person is presenting, and if someone else wants to share, then we're going to switch presenters. Making sure everyone sees the same thing is important.
We use Slack for 1:1 or other impromptu small group discussions, and it supports multiple people sharing their screens.
So for us:
I only use Teams for scheduled meetings and Slack for everything else.