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they work for your use case. hangouts can’t handle many users (is it 10 the limit?), which is a deal breaker for me. we’ve tried and people couldn’t join the c
by zuppy 7y ago
they work for your use case.
hangouts can’t handle many users (is it 10 the limit?), which is a deal breaker for me. we’ve tried and people couldn’t join the call.
if by microsoft you mean teams, i’m not aware of it working without accounts (not an issue for google as most people have google accounts).
- gnud 7y agoTeams works for "guest users", but they have to be let into the meeting by a "real" user. Also, I think it's possible for companies to disallow guest users on their team instance.
- lukevp 7y agoTeams live can work without logins but you have to make the feed public with a hidden link.
- zuppy 7y agoteams has another issue though: when someone speaks, it cuts the sound for the other people speaking in the same time. in theory this sounds good, but many times it will cut the sound of the active speaker. yes, i think this can be managed with group mute, but zoom doesn’t have this “feature”.
- Wowfunhappy 7y ago> hangouts can’t handle many users (is it 10 the limit?), which is a deal breaker for me. we’ve tried and people couldn’t join the call. My company had a 17 person Hangouts (Meet) meeting on Monday. Actually, we switched to Hangouts from Slack because Slack has a 15 person limit. Is the limit maybe different for "Hangouts" vs Hangouts Meet?
- zuppy 7y agoThat’s probably the issue. We were using the free version.
- benhurmarcel 7y agoGoogle Meet supports up to 250 participants, on the Enterprise version. Also it doesn't require an account to join.