TEAMS - How to move the 'camera/video bar' from the bottom to the top of the screen

Dear MS team,

Please consider the request being discussed in this tread as a extremelyrelevant feature you should include in your backlog and deliver ASAP. Consider some of us spend 8+ hours a day looking at the bottom part of our laptops causing significant neck pain because you missed to allow the user to move the camera/video bar to the top, side or even to another screen. This feature has been in ZOOM for the longest time...

Again, PLEASE think about the hundreds of thousands / millions of people using your tool on a daily basis for several hours.

Joey- Microsoft Agent - 

 I have the same issue. When someone is SHARING a document ---

All of my co-workers' faces appear at the BOTTOM of the screen and I would like to put that bar across the TOP of the screen so that it is closer to the video camera on my laptop. 

**How do we make this change?

?

Andy

This is a very basic best practice requirement that Microsoft has completely missed.

For the best immersive video conference experience, the best practice is to ensure that the participants are experiencing that the other participants to be looking into the camera, i.e. at you.  The only way to achieve this is to allow the video presentation windows to be moved to the best location, such as close to a webcam or specifically to another window in a multi-screen setup.

While we wait for this requirement, we for important meetings  recommend the use of competing products like Zoom, Webex and Gotomeeting that fully meet these requirements

Best regards

Johan Hagström

CIO

Same here. I strongly believe that the microsoft developers do not use their own applications extensively enough to realize how well it works. When  we have a teams meeting, often someone shares a screen. we have graphs, etc. being presented. But you have this bar at the bottom (video, mike, chat, etc. bar). I can not move it. I have to click somewhere for it to disappear. but if i touch my mouse it appears again. sometimes it blocks some critical information that is being presented. How come the developers did not even think this would be an issue?

In agreement here as well. It would be great if my coworkers faces (as well as mine) could be at the top of the screen so as to avoid looking down from the camera to see them.