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#Jitsi dial in install
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I'll be sticking with BBB for the foreseeable future.īear in mind I haven't tried any conferences with more than 12 people so I can't comment on the experience for either above that. Not a single issue with quality or stability since setup.

#Jitsi dial in Pc

I was also able to set up the Twilio SIP bridge on the first try and it has worked fine on an AWS t2.large (slightly lower than the recommended specs) for up to 12 simultaneous users on a mixture of dial-in and PC audio.

#Jitsi dial in install

It was however quite kind on server requirements.īigBlueButton on the other hand was less difficult to fully install (albeit still quite difficult), much easier to customise and just a better user experience all round. Call stability and quality when a couple of video users entered was also not ideal. I also failed completely to set Jitsi up with a SIP Trunk bridge phone number through Twilio. Vo圎ngine handles each leg of the call independently.

#Jitsi dial in how to

Probably would have given up without you halfway through.Ī case study of 1 is not much to go on, but my personal experience with both was that Jitsi was more difficult to customise, install and teach people how to use. How does Jitsi dial in to voxengine work In the case of calling out from Jitsi Meet to a user, if you had a French number populated above then if you called a user in France the French number would show on the caller ID. Thanks to everyone's opinion and support. If you get 1007 errors, try a different browser You need a seperate turn server or a working hairpin nat and a haproxy to use 443 on two machines It is way better then jitsi, way more client friendly and stable I had to restore my vm 3 times from backup because I lost track of where I tinkered with in what config files or firewall settings. I am having enaugh projects on my hand already but if the outcome would be worth the investment, I'd spend a few days.Ĭheers and thanks for this awesome subreddit, Would you agree with the points made above and what platform would you suggest? The downside would be no issue as I have >64GB RAM left unused on my hypervisor, my cores are bored and I'd like to validate the installation process pain for myself :) Someone told me I could check out 'big blue button' instead. So I am wondering if I am doing something wrong and there might be some jitsi config knobs and bolts I could tweak. My grafana shows that my Jitsi VM is not anywhere near max resource usage when the issues arise. Yet, yesterday I have been on another Jitsi server with >10 people simultaniously and there were no issues. Scalability and Powerful Video Conferencing Features Get Started without any Account Invite Friends to a Jitsi Meeting Start a Free Call with up to 75. Some people are struggeling to have more then 2 videos running at the same time and desktop sharing seems to freeze every now and then. Jitsi is very CPU Heavy on the client side. I am already hosting a Jitsi Server and I am not really happy with it.

Most of the time it will be 2 or 3 people in one room. For collaborative working on projects I would like to host a video meeting platform to hold up to 6 people.