Jitsi is a free, open-source platform for video conferencing, online meetings, and collaboration.
You can install Jitsi by downloading the app or using the web version. For detailed instructions, please refer to the Jitsi installation guide: https://jitsi.org/downloads/
Poor audio/video quality can be caused by a low internet connection or hardware issues. Make sure you have a stable internet connection and try using a different device or updating your device's hardware.
If your video is not appearing, make sure your webcam is connected and selected in the device settings. Also, check if your camera is being used by another application.
You can join a Jitsi meeting from a mobile device by downloading the Jitsi app from the App Store or Google Play Store and clicking on the meeting link provided.
This error message could indicate a connectivity issue. Make sure you have a stable internet connection and that the meeting link is correct. If the problem persists, try restarting your device or using a different network.
To enable screen sharing, click on the "Share Screen" button at the bottom of the meeting screen. Make sure your browser or device allows screen sharing and has the necessary permissions.
This message may indicate that the meeting host has not started the meeting yet or has restricted access. Please check with the meeting host for the correct meeting link and access permissions.
To record a Jitsi meeting, the host needs to enable the recording feature in the settings before the meeting starts. You can also use third-party recording software such as OBS or Zoom to record the meeting.
Video lag can occur due to a slow internet connection or network congestion. Try reducing the number of video participants in the meeting or switching to an audio-only call.
Jitsi allows up to 100 participants in a single meeting. However, for optimal performance, it is recommended to have no more than 15-20 participants in a video call.
You can change your meeting settings by clicking on the gear icon in the meeting screen and adjusting the desired settings such as video quality, audio options, and advanced features.
Freezing or crashing in Jitsi meetings can be caused by a poor internet connection, low device memory, or a bug in the app. Make sure you have a stable internet connection and try restarting your device or updating the app to the latest version.
To invite someone to a Jitsi meeting, click on the "Invite" button in the meeting screen and select how you want to send the invitation (e.g. email, message, etc.).
This error message indicates that the connection to the Jitsi server is not secure. Make sure you are using the correct meeting link and try using a different browser.
Jitsi is designed for small to medium-sized meetings. For large webinars or conferences, you may want to consider other platforms specifically designed for such events.
To end a meeting, click on the "End Meeting" button in the meeting screen. Only the meeting host can end the meeting for all participants.
This error message may indicate that the Jitsi server is experiencing high traffic or technical issues. Try refreshing the meeting page or waiting a few minutes before joining again.
You can access Jitsi's privacy and security policies on their official website: https://jitsi.org/security/
Yes, Jitsi is available in multiple languages. You can change the language settings by clicking on the gear icon in the meeting screen and selecting the desired language.
To leave a meeting, click on the "Leave Meeting" button in the meeting screen. You can also simply close the meeting tab or app.
If your audio is not working, make sure your microphone is connected and selected in the device settings. Also, check if your microphone is being used by another application.
You can integrate Jitsi into your website or app by using their APIs or using the Jitsi Meet SDK for iOS and Android.
This error message may occur due to technical issues with the Jitsi server or your device's hardware. Try refreshing the meeting page or restarting your device.
You can provide feedback or report a bug with Jitsi on their community forum: https://community.jitsi.org/
Yes, Jitsi is completely free to use for personal and commercial purposes. However, some advanced features may require a subscription or donation.
You can learn more about Jitsi by visiting their official website: https://jitsi.org/ or by joining their community forum: https://community.jitsi.org/