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> MS Teams, for example, will pretend that Video calls aren't possible to do on Firefox. Until you use a tool like User-Agent-Switcher to set the user-agent to
by nicce 4y ago
> MS Teams, for example, will pretend that Video calls aren't possible to do on Firefox. Until you use a tool like User-Agent-Switcher to set the user-agent to MS Edge and you find out that video calls and screen sharing work flawlessly.
Yes, video and screenshare works but audio does not. I have never succeed on that in Linux. Some component is missing.
- carpenecopinum 4y agoI would love to give you a "just do X" solution for it, but when I tried it roughly 5 minutes before writing my original comment, it worked without any issues (on a somewhat up-to-date Arch Linux). Everybody in the call could hear me, see my webcam and look at my screen share. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you to get it working, though.
- nicce 4y agoI haven’t tried it for half year, maybe something has changed. I have Arch Linux as well. It could not find audio devices on Firefox when using Teams. This happened with two different devices. As side note, I only use Firefox Developer edition, but I doubt they have significant differences on this matter.
- spockz 4y agoHow did you get screen sharing to work? I never managed to get it to work on fedora in either chromium or Firefox. Something to do with wayland or not. Jitsi however worked the first time I tried it.
- nicce 4y agoWayland requires some additional work. You need to install correct xdg-portal. Chromium also requires specific flag before WebRTC works. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PipeWire#xdg-desktop-portal-wlr https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PipeWire#xdg-desktop-portal...
- weberer 4y agoHave you looked at your microphone's volume in your OS's settings?
- nicce 4y agoIt does not find devices at all.