Microsoft rolls out Call health feature for Teams calls and meetings
Microsoft Teams has a new Call health feature that lets you identify issues with meetings and calls. Call health shows the roundtrip time, received packet loss, sent frame rate, and other details about calls and meetings. The feature started rolling out in June 2021, but is now generally available for desktop users (via OnMSFT).
To see the Call health feature, you need to open the More actions section by clicking the “…” icon. The dropdown menu will show an option for “Call health.” Details from the feature will appear within a panel on the right side of your screen.
Here’s Microsoft’s description of the feature from its support page:
The Call health view in Teams helps you identify and troubleshoot issues you might experience during a Teams meeting or call. In this view you will get data on your network, audio, screen sharing, and outgoing video quality. These real-time metrics are updated every 15 seconds and are best used to troubleshoot issues that last for at least that long.
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