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Are you trying to do one-on-one of many-to-many calls? If you're doing just one-on-one there is very basic webrtc in web browser service[1]. I've also made my o

Are you trying to do one-on-one of many-to-many calls? If you're doing just one-on-one there is very basic webrtc in web browser service[1]. I've also made my own for quickly connecting with people online[2], not sure if it's your use case though... [1] https://peercalls.com/ https://peercalls.com/ [2] https://tedpiotrowski.svbtle.com/moonlite https://tedpiotrowski.svbtle.com/moonlite

mushufasa 6y ago
It's for group calls. Jitsi worked fine one-on-one but as soon as a third person joined it became unusable.
- freeopinion 6y ago
  Are any of the participants using Firefox? There's a known problem with Firefox's WebRTC and Jitsi wherein even a single Firefox participant can create performance issues for everyone.
  - mushufasa 6y ago
    I was using firefox. That's probably it. Does only Chrome work? Seems to defeat the point of FOSS...
    - ernesth 6y ago
      It is due to a bug in firefox (some kind of feature in webrtc not being enabled in Firefox). It however works in FOSS browsers such as chromium. It may be resolved now: the bugzilla entry mentions a patch: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1606823 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1606823