[Battlemesh] teleconferencing systems

[Baptiste Jonglez]

Ah, I missed this thread.  As as said here:

https://ml.ninux.org/pipermail/battlemesh/2020-April/012024.html

I tried Bigbluebutton and it is indeed very robust, even with many people
and with people with bad connection.  It is not as intuitive as Jitsi Meet
and not as "fun", but in my experience it worked a bit better.

Also, about the "remote conference" use-case, apparently some people
developed such a system based on BigBlueButton.  Here are the links, I did
not try any of it:

http://mconf.org/
https://github.com/mconf/mconf-web
https://elos.vc/site/en

Baptiste

On 27-03-20, Pedro wrote:
> Thanks for sharing Lusy. Very interested in the numbers. How much people
> can fit in a bigbluebutton meeting?
> 
> So much people saying that is difficult to have more than 14
> participants with jitsi. Anyone succeeded?
> 
> Very happy to see all this products adapting to webrtc. Last version of
> openmeetigs.apache.org works with WebRTC too
> 
> On 3/25/20 9:11 PM, James Stevens wrote:
> >
> > Dear all,
> >
> > I have been lurking for so long ! Hope you are all well..
> >
> > Very interested in this thread as we face isolation but very active
> > communities in need of something other than the zoom Jitsi skype hype.
> >
> > For small scale video chat I use https://chatb.org which is written by
> > friend in Berlin Jan Gerber. It's fully peer to peer so each peer has
> > to be able to deliver their own video image and sound. It's not what
> > you are all looking for but I mention it as there is no login and it's
> > great for 3 or 4 people. He is keen to develop it further - it's open
> > source of course. https://r-w-x.org/hostb.git
> >
> > Going through the list of suggestions, has anyone spent any time with
> > https://openmeetings.apache.org/ and is it a candidate you are
> > considering? Looks good but have yet to try it.
> >
> > All round the world people are looking again at community networks
> > with fresh eyes and appetite
> >
> > just saying!
> >
> > easy
> >
> > James
> >
> > On 25/03/2020 20:00, Lyudmila Vaseva wrote:
> >> We now also use BigBlueButton at work, after our jitsi instance broke
> >> with 15 ppl conference.. 
> >>
> >> I personally find jitsi nicer and more intuitive usability-wise, but
> >> bbb proved more stable and robust with more people participating.
> >> It also gives the option to only listen in.
> >>
> >> As for the question how do you conduct a big remote meeting in a
> >> constructive way: it's not easy, but doable with a bit of discipline.
> >> You need an agenda, a facilitator, and for example the shared notes
> >> (like an etherpad) provided by bbb where people who want to say
> >> something write their names down and are then called to speak by the
> >> facilitator. (And it helps when everyone not speaking has muted their
> >> mic).
> >>
> >> I hope that was useful for someone xD
> >>
> >> Cheers
> >> Lusy
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