Meeting Client Audio Fails to Route or Connect Reliably
Users report audio in a meeting client failing in several distinct ways: not routing to the selected output device, arriving only after rejoining a call, or not arriving at all. Audio is the capability the product exists to deliver and is the one users find least dependable. The failures are frequent enough that rejoining has become a routine workaround.
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