506748 – Microsoft Teams: Miracast support for Teams Rooms on Windows devices

Product:

Teams, Windows

Platform:

Teams And Surface Devices, World tenant

Status:

In development

Change type:

Links:

MC1186374

Details:

In addition to Teams Cast and HDMI ingest; you are able to share wirelessly using Miracast with Teams Rooms on Windows devices including touch boards. Available in Teams Rooms Pro.

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Release Phase:
General Availability

Created:
2025-10-08

updated:
2025-12-18

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explanation for non-techies**

Microsoft Teams Rooms on Windows devices have introduced a new feature that allows for wireless sharing using Miracast. This feature is now available in Teams Rooms Pro, adding to the existing options of Teams Cast and HDMI ingest.

To put it simply, think of Miracast as a wireless HDMI cable. Imagine you have a presentation on your laptop that you want to display on a big screen in a conference room. Traditionally, you might have needed to connect your laptop to the screen using an HDMI cable. With Miracast, you can achieve the same result without any cables. It allows you to project your screen wirelessly, making it easier and more convenient to share content during meetings.

This new capability is particularly useful for environments with Teams Rooms on Windows devices, including those with touch boards. It provides a seamless way to share content, enhancing collaboration and interaction during meetings. Whether you're in a meeting room equipped with the latest technology or using a simple setup, Miracast offers a flexible solution for sharing your screen wirelessly.

By incorporating Miracast, Microsoft Teams Rooms enhances its functionality, providing users with more options for content sharing. This aligns with the ongoing trend of making meetings more interactive and less dependent on physical connections, offering a smoother and more integrated experience for users.