22 Comments

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   Reply Will Lowbridge   •   7 months ago

   at 19:00 how did you get the demo meeting on the Tap – Teams device was it an invite from Teams on your other device or from the taps screen itself?

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   Reply Susan Joplin   •   7 months ago

   Great video for setup! My question in on application. I'm using Teams at work and I've got this all set up for that and it's working. What adjustment do I need to make now that my company has also started using WebEx and wants to use this equipment?

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   Reply studiotwo   •   7 months ago

   Great video, but I'm confused as to the benefits of such a system compared to what we have now. We currently have a large screen with a (cheap) webcam connected to a Dell Optiplex Micro. The user logs into the computer within the meeting room (which is running Ms Teams). They get their desktop and access to all their files (which they can share via the teams app if they wish). The meeting appears in their teams calendar and they click to join the meeting. That's basically it. Meetup seems to require a Laptop in addition to the NUC (plus an extra O365 license for the room).

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   Reply Daniel Ma Gill   •   7 months ago

   Honestly, This and the MVC8000 Seem STUPID that you have to cable directly to the NUC to share your desktop. You either have to spend thousands and core the floor and rip up the wall or have cables hanging from your 75" TV like a Ghetto fool

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   Reply Dorababu   •   7 months ago

   How can we connect two displays to NUC

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   Reply Ngwako Mathedimosa   •   7 months ago

   Hi Guys
   I bought a TAP and NUC(installed win 10 Pro) and i have connected the devices together but still the TAP does not respond

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   Reply Scott La   •   7 months ago

   Nice video I like it. But just call the Intel NUC “a nuck” instead of N U C next time lol

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   Reply Carl Allen   •   7 months ago

   Hi, what licence do I require in order to use Teams.. is it a 365 Essentials or 365 Premium? thanks

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   Reply Isaacsmile   •   7 months ago

   You didn't show the HDMI from the NUC going to the display. But that's a given! Great video.

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    Reply Santos Rios Fernandez   •   7 months ago

    Hay en español

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    Reply Nicole Emamali   •   7 months ago

    Thanks for the Awesome! Do you need to have a MS Teams Room LicenseAcct; or can you just use Skype for Business or MS Teams?

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    Reply Craig Johnson   •   7 months ago

    Hey there, I've setup the hardware, but cant find details on how the account needs to be setup for Skype and Teams, any idea where I can find this info? I did try to just login using a Skype for Business account, but kept on getting an error saying it couldn't fetch calendar?

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    Reply Dorababu   •   7 months ago

    Thank you josh for Awesome explanation

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    Reply Andre Albuquerque   •   7 months ago

    Best video I found on youtube about the logitech MEETUP and TAP kit, the manufacturer should pay you to promote her products

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    Reply whyexactly   •   7 months ago

    How do you actually get the meeting to show up? I assume any meeting for the account that's signed in will be listed but then how does anyone else use it?

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    Reply jlozanov   •   7 months ago

    Maybe a stupid question: how the external screen is relayed to the TAP touch or to the NUC? Didn't see any cable from the external screen connected to any device.

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    Reply Louise Lee   •   7 months ago

    Hi Josh, thank you for your time to create this video. I have two questions to ask if you don't mind. Does the NUC come with licensed Windows 10? Would you be able to create another short video clip on how to create Teams Room account? Thanks in advance.

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    Reply Dave O'Dowd   •   7 months ago

    Looking at getting this system in our workplace, thank you so much for putting this demo together so I can look like an expert when I set one up for the first time!

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    Reply Peace, Love and Guns   •   7 months ago

    Great video!

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    Reply UCMadScientist / Skype4bAdmin   •   7 months ago

    Another thing that's really important to point out. Is just how thin the USB-C cable is compared to previous solutions.
    Getting these routed through the floor/wall is MUCH easier than previous Surface based solutions.
    You can also wall mount the TAP panel. It will turn the logitech logo off so it doesn't look silly.

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    Reply UCMadScientist / Skype4bAdmin   •   7 months ago

    Josh. Another great demo. Beat me to it again. (Curse living in Australia) but just FYI, "NUC" is pronounced "Knuck" 😛

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    Reply Chris Georgeson   •   7 months ago

    Does the TAP allow me to bring my laptop in and plug in HDMI (yes it does 🙂 ) but USB so that way i can take ownership of the camera? Other Rally systems allow this with the Surface. The the benefit would be if I had to join a non teams meeting I can use the resources of the conference room but control them from my own laptop to join the non teams meeting and still use the great camera and present.