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A new architecture for transcription (and more)

Back in 2017 we shipped a speech-to-text prototype for Jitsi Meet. It was built on Jigasi, and for the better part of a decade that is how transcription in Jitsi worked. It served us well […] The post

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AV1 and more ... how does Jitsi Meet pick video codecs? - Jitsi

Say hello to AV1, the new default video codec in Jitsi Meet The AV1 codec represents the cutting edge of video compression technology. Developed by the Alliance for Open Media (AOMedia), a consortium

jitsi.org·há cerca de 2 anos

Connecting anything to everything via SIP - Jitsi

In the evolving landscape of virtual meetings, seamless connectivity remains paramount. SIP integration enables participants to join meetings from various devices, including hardware phones or softpho

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Improving performance on very large calls: introducing SSRC rewriting - Jitsi

In the last stable release, Jitsi enabled a new feature called SSRC rewriting that improves the system performance for very large calls. This feature helps reduce the overall load on the system by red

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Jitsi + Moodle, with a dash of JaaS - Jitsi

So you want to have live meetings in Moodle courses. Well, as it turns out, this is quite an easy feat. Thanks to the wonderful work done by UDIMA (Universidad a Distancia de Madrid), you […]

jitsi.org·há cerca de 3 anos

Introducing the Jitsi Meet Flutter SDK - Jitsi

Flutter‘s initial release occurred in 2017, the same year as the introduction of our mobile apps and mobile SDKs. For those who are unfamiliar with it, Flutter is one of the most popular frameworks fo

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Introducing the Jitsi Meet React Native SDK - Jitsi

Ever since we introduced our mobile apps to the world back in 2017 they have been backed by React Native. Using React Native allowed us to reach feature parity quickly since all logic is shared […]

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Trust, but verify: introducing user verification - Jitsi

It’s been a while since we introduced End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) over two years ago. Back then we started with a simple model consisting of a passphrase everyone needed to type and later migrated to