(Updated) Microsoft Teams: Multiple camera switching in Teams Rooms on Windows as a receiver

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows will allow users to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room. This feature, enabled by default with no admin setup needed, rolls out from late January to mid-March 2026, enhancing hybrid meeting flexibility across standard and AIO configurations.

2026-02-18T21:03:14.090Z

<p>Updated February 18, 2026: We have updated the timeline. Thank you for your patience.</p><p><b>[Introduction:]</b></p><p>We’re introducing an enhancement to the Multiple Camera View experience in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> <i>on Windows</i>. Building on its initial release earlier this year, this update enables users to switch between camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room, offering greater flexibility and personalization in hybrid meetings.</p><p>This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&amp;searchterms=503104" target="_blank">503104</a>.</p><p><b>[When this will happen:]</b></p><p><b>General Availability (GCC and Worldwide):</b> Rollout begins late January 2026 (previously early January) and is expected to complete by mid-March (previously end of January).</p><p><b>[How this affects your organization:]</b></p><p>Who is affected: Users in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> on Windows, including both standard console and AIO/touch board configurations.</p><p>What will happen:</p><ul><li>Users in <i>Teams Rooms on Windows</i> will be able to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room:</li><p><img src="https://cxcs.microsoft.net/static/public/messagecenter/neutral/e3213198-b39f-4a7d-b302-1ca494ea0b24/50ca11cbfbdefc72acb7ed1254a4bc6a16707bdd.png" style="width: 400px;" alt="user settings"></p><li>On non-AIO configurations (such as on a standard console setup), users can switch views via the participant panel on the console.</li><li>On AIO/touch board configurations, users can switch views directly on the video tile using carousel navigation.</li><li>No admin configuration is required; the feature will be enabled by default.</li></ul><p><b>[What you can do to prepare:]</b></p><ul><li>Notify your users about this new experience.</li><li>Update any relevant training or helpdesk documentation.</li><li>No configuration changes are required to enable this feature.</li></ul><p>Learn more:&nbsp;<a href="https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/rooms/multicamera-view" target="_blank">Configuring multiple camera view in Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows | Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn</a></p><p><b>[Compliance considerations:]</b></p><p>No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.</p>

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows will allow users to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room. This feature, enabled by default with no admin setup needed, rolls out globally from late to end of January 2026, enhancing hybrid meeting flexibility.

2026-01-13T17:13:26.957Z

<p>Updated January 13, 2026: We have updated the timeline. Thank you for your patience.</p><p><b>[Introduction:]</b></p><p>We’re introducing an enhancement to the Multiple Camera View experience in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> <i>on Windows</i>. Building on its initial release earlier this year, this update enables users to switch between camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room, offering greater flexibility and personalization in hybrid meetings.</p><p>This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&amp;searchterms=503104" target="_blank">503104</a>.</p><p><b>[When this will happen:]</b></p><p><b>General Availability (GCC and Worldwide):</b> Rollout begins late January 2026 (previously early January) and is expected to complete by end of January 2026 (previously mid-January).</p><p><b>[How this affects your organization:]</b></p><p>Who is affected: Users in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> on Windows, including both standard console and AIO/touch board configurations.</p><p>What will happen:</p><ul><li>Users in <i>Teams Rooms on Windows</i> will be able to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room:</li><p><img src="https://cxcs.microsoft.net/static/public/messagecenter/neutral/e3213198-b39f-4a7d-b302-1ca494ea0b24/50ca11cbfbdefc72acb7ed1254a4bc6a16707bdd.png" style="width: 400px;" alt="user settings"></p><li>On non-AIO configurations (such as on a standard console setup), users can switch views via the participant panel on the console.</li><li>On AIO/touch board configurations, users can switch views directly on the video tile using carousel navigation.</li><li>No admin configuration is required; the feature will be enabled by default.</li></ul><p><b>[What you can do to prepare:]</b></p><ul><li>Notify your users about this new experience.</li><li>Update any relevant training or helpdesk documentation.</li><li>No configuration changes are required to enable this feature.</li></ul><p>Learn more:&nbsp;<a href="https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/rooms/multicamera-view" target="_blank">Configuring multiple camera view in Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows | Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn</a></p><p><b>[Compliance considerations:]</b></p><p>No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.</p>

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows will allow users to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room. The feature, enabled by default with no admin setup needed, rolls out January 2026. Users can switch views via console or touch board, enhancing hybrid meeting flexibility.

2025-11-25T17:13:42.540Z

<p>Updated November 25, 2025: We have updated the timeline. Thank you for your patience.</p><p><b>[Introduction:]</b></p><p>We’re introducing an enhancement to the Multiple Camera View experience in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> <i>on Windows</i>. Building on its initial release earlier this year, this update enables users to switch between camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room, offering greater flexibility and personalization in hybrid meetings.</p><p>This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&amp;searchterms=503104" target="_blank">503104</a>.</p><p><b>[When this will happen:]</b></p><p><b>General Availability (GCC and Worldwide):</b> Rollout begins early January 2026 (previously early December 2025) and is expected to complete by mid-January 2026 (previously mid-December 2025).</p><p><b>[How this affects your organization:]</b></p><p>Who is affected: Users in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> on Windows, including both standard console and AIO/touch board configurations.</p><p>What will happen:</p><ul><li>Users in <i>Teams Rooms on Windows</i> will be able to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room:</li><p><img src="https://cxcs.microsoft.net/static/public/messagecenter/neutral/e3213198-b39f-4a7d-b302-1ca494ea0b24/50ca11cbfbdefc72acb7ed1254a4bc6a16707bdd.png" style="width: 400px;" alt="user settings"></p><li>On non-AIO configurations (such as on a standard console setup), users can switch views via the participant panel on the console.</li><li>On AIO/touch board configurations, users can switch views directly on the video tile using carousel navigation.</li><li>No admin configuration is required; the feature will be enabled by default.</li></ul><p><b>[What you can do to prepare:]</b></p><ul><li>Notify your users about this new experience.</li><li>Update any relevant training or helpdesk documentation.</li><li>No configuration changes are required to enable this feature.</li></ul><p>Learn more:&nbsp;<a href="https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/rooms/multicamera-view" target="_blank">Configuring multiple camera view in Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows | Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn</a></p><p><b>[Compliance considerations:]</b></p><p>No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.</p>

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows will enable users to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room. The rollout starts early December 2025 and completes by mid-December. No admin setup is needed; users can switch views via console or touch board. Notify users and update training accordingly.

2025-10-17T17:26:54.833Z

<p>Updated October 17, 2025: We have updated the rollout timeline below. Thank you for your patience.</p><p><b>[Introduction:]</b></p><p>We’re introducing an enhancement to the Multiple Camera View experience in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> <i>on Windows</i>. Building on its initial release earlier this year, this update enables users to switch between camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room, offering greater flexibility and personalization in hybrid meetings.</p><p>This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&amp;searchterms=503104" target="_blank">503104</a>.</p><p><b>[When this will happen:]</b></p><p><b>General Availability (GCC and Worldwide):</b> Rollout begins early December 2025 (previously early November) and is expected to complete by mid-December 2025 (previously mid-November).</p><p><b>[How this affects your organization:]</b></p><p>Who is affected: Users in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> on Windows, including both standard console and AIO/touch board configurations.</p><p>What will happen:</p><ul><li>Users in <i>Teams Rooms on Windows</i> will be able to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room:</li><p><img src="https://cxcs.microsoft.net/static/public/messagecenter/neutral/e3213198-b39f-4a7d-b302-1ca494ea0b24/50ca11cbfbdefc72acb7ed1254a4bc6a16707bdd.png" style="width: 400px;" alt="user settings"></p><li>On non-AIO configurations (such as on a standard console setup), users can switch views via the participant panel on the console.</li><li>On AIO/touch board configurations, users can switch views directly on the video tile using carousel navigation.</li><li>No admin configuration is required; the feature will be enabled by default.</li></ul><p><b>[What you can do to prepare:]</b></p><ul><li>Notify your users about this new experience.</li><li>Update any relevant training or helpdesk documentation.</li><li>No configuration changes are required to enable this feature.</li></ul><p>Learn more:&nbsp;<a href="https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/rooms/multicamera-view" target="_blank">Configuring multiple camera view in Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows | Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn</a></p><p><b>[Compliance considerations:]</b></p><p>No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.</p>

Microsoft Teams: Multiple camera switching in Teams Rooms on Windows as a receiver

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows will allow users to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room. This feature, requiring no admin setup, rolls out from early to mid-November 2025 for all configurations, enhancing flexibility in hybrid meetings. Users should be notified and documentation updated accordingly.

2025-09-30T23:16:21.827Z

Feature update,User impact,Admin impact

<p><b>[Introduction:]</b></p><p>We’re introducing an enhancement to the Multiple Camera View experience in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> <i>on Windows</i>. Building on its initial release earlier this year, this update enables users to switch between camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room, offering greater flexibility and personalization in hybrid meetings.</p><p>This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&amp;searchterms=503104" target="_blank">503104</a>.</p><p><b>[When this will happen:]</b></p><p><b>General Availability (GCC and Worldwide):</b> Rollout begins early November 2025 and is expected to complete by mid-November 2025.</p><p><b>[How this affects your organization:]</b></p><p>Who is affected: Users in <i>Microsoft Teams Rooms</i> on Windows, including both standard console and AIO/touch board configurations.</p><p>What will happen:</p><ul><li>Users in <i>Teams Rooms on Windows</i> will be able to switch between multiple camera views when receiving feeds from another Teams Room:</li><p><img src="https://cxcs.microsoft.net/static/public/messagecenter/neutral/e3213198-b39f-4a7d-b302-1ca494ea0b24/50ca11cbfbdefc72acb7ed1254a4bc6a16707bdd.png" style="width: 400px;" alt="user settings"></p><li>On non-AIO configurations (such as on a standard console setup), users can switch views via the participant panel on the console.</li><li>On AIO/touch board configurations, users can switch views directly on the video tile using carousel navigation.</li><li>No admin configuration is required; the feature will be enabled by default.</li></ul><p><b>[What you can do to prepare:]</b></p><ul><li>Notify your users about this new experience.</li><li>Update any relevant training or helpdesk documentation.</li><li>No configuration changes are required to enable this feature.</li></ul><p>Learn more:&nbsp;<a href="https://learn.microsoft.com/microsoftteams/rooms/multicamera-view" target="_blank">Configuring multiple camera view in Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows | Microsoft Teams | Microsoft Learn</a></p><p><b>[Compliance considerations:]</b></p><p>No compliance considerations identified, review as appropriate for your organization.</p>