
When I was doing this, there was someone on the conference whose job it is to take notes of the meeting. And as above, that’s illegal in a lot of places. So even if you got insanely lucky, you might record either your microphone or the far side, but not both.Ĭonference voice quality is best when each of the participants is wearing headphones or earbuds, so that means you can’t record the room. Audacity will only record from one thing. As you found, recording your own voice worked pretty well, but not the far side. People who want to make very high quality recordings of multi-location conferences frequently have each of the participants and locations record their own voices and then send the sound files to a central location for editing. Any idea what I need to select to get this working?

It must be a setting issue but not sure what it is.Īnd none of them worked. I’m trying to record the conversation in Teams but I couldn’t get any audio input, but I could record my mic output.


Reason I’m recording is only because I am slow and can’t get all the important details of the meeting while trying to scribe and listen at the same time… These recordings are purely for my future reference to capture details for my work. I do not wish to make known to my Teams attendees that I’m recording the meeting. I know there’s a record function in Teams, but it broadcasts that the session is being recorded. I’m trying to use Audacity Portable to record Microsoft Teams Meeting discussions.
