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Hey, I'm not morsch, just wanted to thank you for testing and posting the results :) Too bad, but probably to be expected. The RasPi wasn't really meant for ta

Hey, I'm not morsch, just wanted to thank you for testing and posting the results :) Too bad, but probably to be expected. The RasPi wasn't really meant for tasks like this. Still, actually interesting that it would suffice in a pinch if you just needed to just stream some video, even if the quality isn't really good.

alias_neo 6y ago
No problem, hopefully it helps answer some peoples questions about the kind of performance to expect. I imagine Jitsi isn't taking advantage of hardware encoding capability (It's using VP8/Opus in my testing) but it gives an idea of what's currently possible. That said, as I mostly work on native code for the communications work I do, I imagine the Pi would do a much better job with a native client and the right codecs.
- morsch 6y ago
  You can use native code to stream to Jitsi using UV4L[1]. At least I think you could, at some point. It's a bit odd, certainly not as plug and play as using the browser. [1] http://www.linux-projects.org/uv4l/ http://www.linux-projects.org/uv4l/