saghul

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by saghul 6y ago
Please do reach out to us, we just got started and are happy to discuss.
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by saghul 6y ago
Yes! You are welcome to build your own UI with lib-jitsi-meet.
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by saghul 6y ago
Gotcha. We are thinking about that. Please reach out to us and let's talk about it: jaastech@8x8.com
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by saghul 6y ago
When running from a browser, Chrome specially lowers the framerate and prefers higher resolution. Not sure we can tune it for high fps.
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by saghul 6y ago
Would love to hear more about those problems. Have you opened GH issues / community posts?
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by saghul 6y ago
Yes, it will come back. We have so many things in our plate that not everything can be acted upon in a timely manner. Don't despair :-)
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by saghul 6y ago
> I tried to run a Jitsi server. It's a madness full of Docker impossible things to run and a very long and confusing configuration file. Sorry to hear that. Any chance you can provide some more details on what you tried and didn&#x
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by saghul 6y ago
Nope, we're part of the 8x8 happy family now.
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by saghul 6y ago
We have no plans for it at this point. We provide native SDKs for Android and iOS and IIRC there is already a 3rd party Flutter module which exposes our native SDKs to Flutter.
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by saghul 6y ago
> We would however be interested in switching to JaaS as we’d like to get away from managing our own infra and just host a landing page through, e.g., NextJS on Vercel, with a JaaS iFrame. This is indeed what we had in mind when building
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by saghul 6y ago
Then what are you trying to compare? The pricing includes all video traffic relaying, which is the non-trivial part of these types of setups.
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by saghul 6y ago
No. They have a similar offering of their own. We also run our infra on AWS so they are getting business from us already.
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by saghul 6y ago
Millions of users per month doing video conferencing?
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by saghul 6y ago
> Would be awesome to hear how they are doing the scaling. Shameless plug: https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/event/jitsi_scaling/ > so it would really be great to see a supported desktop app for all
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by saghul 6y ago
The pricing models are vastly different AFAIK. How are you comparing them?
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by saghul 6y ago
Glad to hear this! <3
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by saghul 6y ago
> ultimately settled on Daily.co for it's pricing and easy developer experience. I can't comment on pricing, but would you mind elaborating on the DX part? > How does JaaS stability compare to Jitsi? They are the same. JaaS
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by saghul 6y ago
> One of the things that makes Jitsi not perfect however is that I understand that Jitsi Videobridge is an SFU, thus not appropriate for a large conference. On the contrary, this is how you can scale up to large conferences. We do bridge
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by saghul 6y ago
Hey all, saghul from team Jitsi here. Didn't expect this to spread so fast, thanks everyone! Happy to answer any questions you may have!
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by saghul 6y ago
Hey there! Jitsi dev here. What do you have in mind? Feel free to contact us at: jaastech@8x8.com
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by saghul 6y ago
Haven't tried it on Big Sur, but maybe `defaults write NSGlobalDomain AppleFontSmoothing -int 1` does the trick?
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by saghul 6y ago
TIL the project was started by a fellow Spaniard! Very nice write up, kudos!
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by saghul 6y ago
Jitsi team member here. This looks awesome, kudos and thanks for sharing!
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by saghul 6y ago
"Don't trust me? Build the app from source by yourself." Love this! Kudos for creating a useful tool mate.
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by saghul 6y ago
Cheers for that, it was a good read!
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by saghul 6y ago
> ps: It would be nice to run QuickJS in a WASM runtime Not sure if it helps, but I did that some time ago, with minor QuickJS patching: https://github.com/saghul/wasi-lab/tree/master/qjs-wasi
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by saghul 6y ago
Pity that the bits required for QUIC didn't make the cut: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/pull/8797
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by saghul 6y ago
The "insertable streams" API is currenly only available in Chrome.
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by saghul 6y ago
I can't speak to any of that, but you don't need 8x8 in order to run Jitsi. Jitsi is the same project it was when it was run by an independdent company. It's the same project it was when Atlassian acquired it, and continues t
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by saghul 6y ago
That is not really true. Yes, our Firefox support has not been great, but we are working on making it better: https://github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet/issues/4758 > Desktop sharing? Chrome plugin. This was a br

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