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Question for remote workers here: I'm forced to work remotely during the next 3 months (thanks to the US Visa system) and with my coworkers, we're struggling t
by raitom 10y ago
Question for remote workers here:
I'm forced to work remotely during the next 3 months (thanks to the US Visa system) and with my coworkers, we're struggling to find a good communication software for our daily huddle.
What we use right now is Hangout for the video and a VOIP solution for the sound. The video quality is not so bad but the sound sucks.
We tried Skype, Slack video and couple of other software but I'm not really satisfied by any of them. Discord has a perfect sound but I'd like to know if there's a software out there more "professional"?
- rbritton 10y agoWe tried a number of voice options last year. The best voice quality we've found that works internationally is TeamSpeak.
- raitom 10y agoYeah, Teamspeak uses the same sound codec (Opus I think) as Discord. I use that to talk with my friends and famility that are 6k miles away and the sound is almost perfect.
- lima 10y agoJitsi Meet. It's great - it gives you a persistent conference room that you leave and join at any time. We use it exclusively for remote work. Self-hosted, too.
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- wenbert 10y agoHave you tried appear.in ?
- raitom 10y agoI tried it today with my friends who are 6k miles away from me and the video quality is the best I experienced compared to other software.
- tcoff91 10y agoGoToMeeting (disclaimer: I work for the company).
- eeZah7Ux 10y agoMumble / Plumble