Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls for optimal communication
This is happening to me too
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The title says it all. The only way to prevent my ear drums from bursting is:
This happens 100% of the time and it's absolutely ridiculous.
Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls for optimal communication
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This is happening to me too
I have the same issue. During teams meetings, the audio is set to 40%, if someone writes to me the sound jumps to 100%. - using MacOS
I also have this issue, where the volume is forced to 100%, overriding my system settings, however it happens to me not only when I'm joining a call, but when I get a notification about a teams chat message and it doesn't matter if I have Bluetooth headset connected or just use my laptop speakers.
I might be watching a video on 30% volume and hear an ear-piercing "ba-ding". Then I have to immediately turn my system volume down from 100% because my video is way too loud. This is very annoying and I'm sure not beneficial to my auditory health.
I had to turn off the "Sync device buttons" option to stop this behavior.
You might want to check if your bluetooth driver is also up-to-date, if that doesn't seems to be the issue, I'll invite you to report this at the feedback portal.
From the bottom lower-left of Teams app > Help > Report the issue, with that, the necessary team will be able to look further into your concern.
Thanks for your understanding.