So I fired up a test AVD Host Pool and a host.. i believe it was a D4_v4.. which is 4 cpu 16gb memory. I only had two users on it joined to a google meeting within the session and it started to stutter, etc. I'm looking to replace on prem RDS farm with AVD (i think) for the main reason of being able to have things like Zoom (phone and meetings), teams, etc be done within their AVD sessions and not have it be a separate environment. i.e. right now if they want to make a zoom phone call or have a meeting, they have to minimize RDS session and fire up zoom, etc locally. but with only 2 users and showing that kind of performance... yuck 😞

hi Aaron.. Yep I've seen that. I am going to look into this part more "*Admins:* Ensure Google Meet can detect that it’s running inside a virtual machine (VM) by enabling the Enterprise Hardware Platform API policy in Chrome"

Does the same policy exist in Edge?

"When this policy is set to enabled, extensions installed by enterprise policy are allowed to use the Enterprise Hardware Platform API. When this policy is set to disabled or isn't set, no extensions are allowed to use the Enterprise Hardware Platform API." ... the way I read that.. it allows EXTENSIONS to use the api.. does that imply that a google meet extension needs installing? 🙂

Perhaps Chrome is required. Here's a couple more links: https://support.google.com/a/answer/1279090?hl=en#:~:text=Using%20VDI https://www.poppelgaard.com/findings-video-conference-with-azure-virtual-desktop-using-meet