Srs Premium Sound Settings
Control Srs Audio Settings Windows 10

The SRS Control Panel is a program designed for adjusting the PC's audio settings of the installed SRS premium sound card. Overview The most used version is 1.11.0200, with over 98% of all installations currently using this version. SRS TruSurround is a multichannel format processing technology that takes a 5.1 audio signal and creates an immersive surround sound experience with deep bass and crystal clear dialog all through the existing built-in TV speakers. This might sound like magic or a bit unbelievable, but its true and there is actually science behind it.

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This article discusses remote management of the default settings used by a Microsoft Teams Rooms device, including applying a custom theme. It discusses how to create a master settings file, and links to discussions of how to place them as needed on the remotely managed devices.

It is possible for you to change default settings of remotely managed devices by updating a master XML file and sending copies to the managed consoles. You can also implement Custom Themes on your Microsoft Teams Rooms consoles with XML configuration files.

Create an XML configuration file

Any text editor can be used to create a settings file. The XML Elements table explains the elements shown in this sample SkypeSettings.xml (required file name) configuration file.

If a variable value is of the wrong type, elements are out of order, elements are unclosed, or another error is found, the XML file is badly formed. While processing a badly formed XML file, settings found up to the point where the error occurs are applied, then the rest of the file is ignored. Any unknown elements in the XML are ignored. If a parameter is omitted, it remains unchanged on the device. If a parameter value is invalid, its prior value remains unchanged.

XML elements

Element	Type	Level	Usage
<SkypeSettings>	Container for all elements.	Required.
<AutoScreenShare>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	If true, auto screen share is enabled.
<HideMeetingName>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	If true, meeting names are hidden.
<UserAccount>	Container	First ❶	Container for credentials parameters. The sign-in address, Exchange address, or email address are usually the same, such as RainierConf@contoso.com.
<SkypeMeetingsEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Enabled by default.
<SkypeSignInAddress>	String ❸	The sign-in name for the console's SfB or Teams device account.
<ExchangeAddress>	String ❸	The sign-in name for the console's Exchange device account. If the ExchangeAddress is omitted, the SkypeSignInAddress will not be reused automatically.
<ModernAuthEnabled>	Boolean ❷	Disabled by default. When set to true, the Microsoft Teams Rooms application only uses modern authentication to connect to resources and doesn't fall back to basic authentication.
<DomainUsername>	String ❸	The domain and user name of the console device, for example SeattleRanierConf.
<Password>	String 3	The password parameter is the same password used for the Skype for Business device account sign-in.
<ConfigureDomain>	String ❸	You can list several domains, separated by commas.
<TeamsMeetingsEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Disabled by default. The XML file is considered badly formed if both <SkypeMeetingsEnabled> and<TeamsMeetingsEnabled> are disabled, but it's acceptable to have both settings enabled at the same time.
<IsTeamsDefaultClient>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Disabled by default.
<WebExMeetingsEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Disabled by default. If true, enables direct guest join experience for Cisco Webex meetings.
<ZoomMeetingsEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Disabled by default. If true, enabled direct guest join experience for Zoom meetings.
<UseCustomInfoForThirdPartyMeetings>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Disabled by default and uses conference room account info to join third party meetings. If this value is set to true, you must specify both <CustomDisplayNameForThirdPartyMeetings>, <CustomDisplayEmailForThirdPartyMeetings> must be specified.
<CustomDisplayNameForThirdPartyMeetings>	String ❸	First ❶	Specify guest name used to join third party meetings. Third party service will display this data in their experience and may store in their service.
<CustomDisplayEmailForThirdPartyMeetings>	String ❸	First ❶	Specify guest email used to join third party meetings. Third party service will display this data in their experience and may store in their service.
<BluetoothAdvertisementEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Enabled by default.
<AutoAcceptProximateMeetingInvitations>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	If true, proximity based meetings are automatically accepted. Disabled by default.
<AutoExitMeetingEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	If true, device will automatically leave the meeting if it is the last participant remaining in the meeting. Disabled by default.
<DualScreenMode>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	If true, dual screen mode is enabled. Otherwise the device uses single screen mode.
<DuplicateIngestDefault>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	If true, content is shown on both screens in dual screen mode, when out of meeting.
<DisableTeamsAudioSharing>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Set to true to disable HDMI audio sharing to meeting participants in Teams meeting. The default is false.
<CortanaEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Set to true to enable Cortana voice skills. This setting doesn't have any effect unless the Cortana service is supported in your country or region and your connected audio peripheral supports Cortana. The default is false.
<CortanaWakewordEnabled>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	Set to true to enable the Cortana wake word 'Hey Cortana'. This setting doesn't have any effect unless the Cortana service is supported in your country or region and your connected audio peripheral supports Cortana. The default is false.
<DisableTacCommunication>	Boolean ❷	First ❶	If true, all communication with Teams Admin Center device management will be disabled.
<SendLogs>	Container	First ❶
<EmailAddressForLogsAndFeedback>	String ❸	Sets an optional email address that logs can be sent to when the 'Give Feedback' window appears.
<SendLogsAndFeedback>	Boolean ❷	If true, logs are sent to the admin. If false, only feedback is sent to the admin (and not logs).
<Devices>	Container	First ❶	The connected audio device names in the child elements are the same values listed in the Device Manager app. The configuration can contain a device that does not presently exist on the system, such as an A/V device not currently connected to the console. The configuration would be retained for the respective device.
<MicrophoneForCommunication>	String ❸	Sets the microphone used as the recording device in a conference.
<SpeakerForCommunication>	String ❸	Device to be used as speaker for the conference. This setting is used to set the speaker device used in a call.
<DefaultSpeaker>	String ❸	Device to be used to play the audio from an HDMI ingest source.
<ContentCameraId>	String ❸	Define the instance path for the camera configured in room to share analog whiteboard content in a

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