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Microsoft Search will soon be able to find Teams meeting recordings based on what was said 4 hours ago Microsoft is in the process of moving Microsoft Teams meeting recordings to OneDrive and SharePoint, and that is bringing a number of advantages. One of them is that users will soon be able to find a meeting recording based on what was said in the meeting using Microsoft Search. Previously, Teams meeting recordings were only searchable based on the Title of the meetings. You will now be easily able to find Teams meeting recordings based on not just the Title of the meeting, but also based on...

What you need to know Microsoft Teams meetings will soon be searchable based on what was said by participants. The feature will work with meetings recorded to OneDrive or SharePoint that had live transcription enabled. The new search functionality could arrive as soon as this month, but that's subject to change. Microsoft Teams can transcribe meetings as they happen. The functionality makes it easier to follow along live and also provides a full transcript of the meeting for later review. Soon, you'll be able to use Microsoft Search to find specific meetings based on what was said by particip...

Microsoft Search will soon begin traversing Teams meeting transcriptions Jun 9, 2021 10:46 EDT with 0 comments Microsoft Search will soon allow users to search for recorded Teams meetings stored in SharePoint or OneDrive with not just meeting titles, but also using terms from the meeting transcription itself – if it is available. This is possible thanks to the firm indexing the contents in transcribed Teams meetings for search, along with the titles of the meetings or the filenames for files stored within OneDrive and Teams. The firm listed the feat...

When Microsoft was founded more than 45 years ago, it was a developer tools company, and its first product was a programming language. During his keynote at…

In the last seven days we had the Build conference, a reveal of the Xbox and Bethesda E3 event date, and some needed improvements to shared calendars on Windows. Be sure to catch up via our overview.