We are aware of the audio issues on Safari and we are working with Safari's webkit team for resolving these issues, looks like its a common issue across all webrtc services and they have received multiple reports for the same. We appreciate any help that we can get for optimizing the UX for mobile, thank you. It seems Apple sure isn't making it easy to build cross-platform system in this regard either 😄 I'm super excited about the thought of getting this to work without a native app on iOS as well! I'm trying to debug this, but I'm new to Jitsi and WebRTC in general. The local track seems to work since it works in all the previews, but somehow sending that mic input fails. The only issue I'm not sure about is the fact that video works well, and the iPad can also receive audio as well, but for some reason I am unable to get the iPad mic to work so that it would be audible to other participants. This was fixed by disabling p2p, so there's something up with that 🤔
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Previously I experienced quite a bit of issues joining a meeting with the iPad since it would go into this loop of joining and dropping and rejoining again after the timeout. Jitsi Meet Start & join meetings for free No account needed Start meeting Or book a meeting URL in advance where you are the only moderator. The video is now working fine with the latest commits (thanks, you are awesome!) and I believe I can work on the UX issues with the buttons. So far I've got this to work quite far with the latest master pointed to on iPadOS with latest Safari. The N in the bottom right isn't centered. Some CSS issues like in the screenshot above. Current behaviorīuttons need to be pressed multiple times. Instructing users to change these settings is not ideal but infinitely easier. And I don't have the inclination to create a brand new IOS app for this one thing. I know I'll get told to use the native app but my site's USP in this regard is other stuff on the page along with the video. And then audio and video works and I can see and hear other people in the call. Third, click the mic and video buttons at the bottom twice. Second, change Safari's experimental settings. We hope you like this! Try it out today at had been led to believe this doesn't work in IOS browsers, but I got a lend of my brother's iPad today and it works, but isn't a nice UX. Now that we have it inplace, we have plans to make it even better with a couple of more features, stay tuned! This vastly simplifies the implementation on all layers since it’s “just a video stream”. We decided to do it by composing the video on the sender side (preparing the layout on a canvas and creating a MediaStream out of it). There are a number of ways this feature can be implemented. “But tell us about the implementation!” Ok ok, here we go. You can enable this by “unmutting” your video while sharing your screen. It took us a while but here we are, introducing Presenter Mode: simultaneous sccreen and camera sharing is now available on Jitsi Meet.Īs you can see, we position a camera thumbnail on the lower right corner of the screen, where the presenter is displayed. This can be really helpful during a presentation, since attendees can also see the presenter and their body language thoughout the presentation.
Many users would like to share their screen in addition to sharing their video. When it comes to the user experience, we decided to replace the user’s video with the shared sreen, and this has been the case ever since Jitsi Meet has supported screen-sharing. Thanks to WebRTC it’s really effortless for applications to allow users to share a window, full-screen or browser tab. Jitsi Meet has had the ability to share your screen with others for years now. Published on: Decemby Saúl Ibarra Corretgé Categories: Jitsi Meet | New Feature
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