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I want to know about teams M1 support as teams through rosetta glitches and Touch Bar controls especially leave button doesn't work. When can we get an arm based M1 apple silicon optimized teams?
Using Microsoft Teams on macOS, including installation, features, and compatibility
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Unfortunately, not.
Last version tried: 1.5.00.18619 - video doesn't work, no device settings possible
Last version that works for me: 1.5.00.18014
I wonder whether anybody at Microsoft ist running those exploration builds.
Good news: 1.5.00.18819 brings back the devices and seems to work
This is good news.
I'll probably just stick with this build if everything appears to work. Once they got the fixes in for the odd colours in the camera in earlier versions, I never noticed any differences in their following "updates". It's stable, fast and just works.
That’s true to be fair. I’ve been updating at the end of each week (with the exception of the hiccup noted above).
I do wonder if they will update the audio driver from Intel to AS to make the whole package native before it’s finally released for production. I’m guessing that they would (in the fullness of time)…
Has anyone noticed that as of Monday 11 July, Microsoft now have a Teams (osx-x64 + osx-arm64) version in continuous deployment; version 1.5.00.19260
I *think* this is the first version outside of the exploration builds.
Edit: actually looking back at the GitHub commit history, looks like it was actually version 1.5.00.18974 on Friday 8 July was the first Continuous Deployment release...