Cast content from your desktop to a Microsoft Teams Room

Before you begin 

• Ensure you have access to MTR on Windows, MTR on Android, or Surface Hub devices.

• Enable the Bluetooth Beaconing setting on your Teams devices.

• Enable Automatically accept proximity-based meeting invitations setting on the Teams device for best results.

• Your account must be signed into an account that's in the same tenant as the Teams device you want to cast to. If accounts are on different tenants, the tenants must be federated.

Cast from the desktop app to an MTR device

1. From your computer, open the Teams app and sign in with your Teams account. 

2. On the top menu bar, select Settings and more   next to your profile picture. 

3. Select Cast from the dropdown menu. 

4.  Select a nearby Teams Room from the list. Rooms that have a wireless icon under the name will automatically accept the casting session if casting is enabled on the room device. 

5.  Select Next.

6. If you have a meeting scheduled in that room, you can choose to either Just cast or Cast and join a scheduled meeting. If the user has no meetings scheduled for the remainder of the day, the user will not be presented with these options. 

7. Select Next. 

8. Choose the content you want to cast to the device, then select Cast.

• If auto-accept is enabled, confirm that the content was cast automatically to the MTR device.

• If auto-accept is disabled, confirm that the content was cast to the MTR device after accepting the cast session on the MTR device.

• Confirm that your computer joined the cast session with Audio off.

End casting

To end the cast session, select End meeting via your computer. This will end the meeting for both the computer and the room. If you select Leave via Teams on your computer, you'll need to also end the call via the device you were casting to.