Jitsi - Open Source Video Calls and Chat
Secure video calls, conferencing, chat, desktop sharing, file transfer, support for your favorite OS, and IM network. All this, and more, in Jitsi - the most complete and advanced open source communicator.
Video Calls
Really See your friends with Jitsi and its high quality SIP and XMPP video calls!

Jitsi can encrypt your calls using the innovative ZRTP. Do you see the padlock? You can safely tell your secrets!
Conference Calls
Meet as many people as you want in one single call. Create conferences over any SIP or XMPP service and add to them anyone you want regardless of what application they are using.
Instant Messaging
Use all your networks from the same application. Jitsi lets you connect to Facebook, GoogleTalk, XMPP, Windows Live, Yahoo!, AIM, and ICQ so that you can chat to all your friends in the simplest possible way.
Desktop Sharing
Show your desktop to anyone with a video-capable XMPP or SIP client. Allow other Jitsi users to interact with your applications regardless of your OS.

Oh ... and did we mention your session can be ZRTP encrypted?
Multi Platform
You can download Jitsi and use it regardless of whether your OS. Simply download our Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux packages. With a little bit of extra bravery you can also easily build and run it on FreeBSD.
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Open Source Video Calls and Chat

Jitsi News

Jitsi (previously SIP Communicator) is an audio/video and chat communicator that supports protocols such as SIP, XMPP/Jabber, AIM/ICQ, Windows Live, Yahoo!, Bonjour and many other useful features.

Jitsi is Open Source / Free Software, and is available under the terms of the LGPL.


2011.02.18 - Check out the Jitsi talks from FOSDEM 2012
On February 4 and 5 Jitsi participated in FOSDEM 2012. We had a stand, a video call between the XMPP devroom and lounge, and Emil Ivov also had a couple of talks that included a presentation of Jingle and the description of an XMPP and SIP base deployment as a a real skype alternative

2011.02.17 - IRC channel now renamed to #jitsi (was #sip-communicator)
The official Jitsi channel on Freenode is now called #jitsi. There is currently a temporary redirect in place but you may also want to update your IRC clients. Looking forward to having you in #jitsi .

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Resources

The Jitsi FAQ can usually answer most questions. You can also ask on the dev mailing list, or at the irc channel #jitsi at irc.freenode.net.

Community

If you would like to help the project or follow its progress, make sure you join our Mailing Lists, or simply peek at the screenshots. Helping us translate it into your native language would be a great way to start your open source adventure!

Partners

In addition to its contributors and community, this project owes a lot to its faithful partners.