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Yes, this is infuriating. And users report similar problems with audio in Windows too... Unfortunately your killall workaround does not work for me. I have to
by isolli 6y ago
Yes, this is infuriating. And users report similar problems with audio in Windows too...
Unfortunately your killall workaround does not work for me. I have to restart my laptop every time I have a Teams meeting -.-
- pferde 6y agoThat's odd. I'm using Linux Teams client in a Docker container, and it gets many days of uptime (and many voice calls per day) between restarts (for unrelated reasons). No problems with integrating with host pulseaudio server. I'm quite a happy user of Teams, the only thing I'm missing is ability to share my desktop with giving control to a remote caller - but I only needed that maybe once or twice over this entire year so far.
- isolli 6y agoThanks for the feedback. The Docker container is a good idea! Let's see if it fixes my audio issues. Note that outside of audio being disabled on a regular basis (and there being no way of setting it back up properly), I am also happy with the product. It beats Skype Business, which I could never get to work on Linux.