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A good number of you have been setting up Jitsi Meet with authentication regardless of the fact that merely making sense of our tutorial on the subject is a notable act of heroism (anyone interested in writing a better one?). Unfortunately though, after going through all the trouble many of you were disappointed to find out […]
Another summer of code is behind us, and we’re here to present what our GSoC students accomplished throughout the program. We had four students this year, and three of them completed their projects while one withdrew in the last third of the program. Nik’s speech recognition project went very well. We now have jigasi performing […]
Our friends from Matrix have just finished their Jitsi integration and now have first class video conferencing support! Go Matrix!
We now have a working prototype of speech-to-text in jitsi-meet, implemented as part of jigasi. In this first version the transcribed text is just added to the chat, but a better interface is in the plans. This is all part of Nik Vaessen’s GSoC project, and you can read his blog post for some of […]
Jitsi Meet has been available on mobile for some time now. The app works on both Android and iOS, and while it uses meet.jit.si to create conferences by default, it works with any custom Jitsi Meet deployment, just by specifying the full URL. While this is very flexible and works for many, some want to […]
If you are wondering, we use this for: “Peer-to-peer for 1 to 1″. It does what it says: every time there are only two participants in a call, instead of using Jitsi Videobridge, Jitsi Meet will now connect them directly. It’s as simple as that. There are two major wins with this feature. First and […]
From HipChat to Highfive, some of the world’s leading WebRTC companies are using Jitsi as part of their product ecosystems. Why? Because Jitsi Videobridge and the projects surrounding it are secure, reliable, lightweight and scalable.
