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Turning off the webcam drops the fps back to 5, so this isn't a workaround. Alternatively, you can downgrade to an earlier version of Chrome, if you’d rather use Chrome. In the meantime, you can try using Firefox instead if Chrome is still giving you issues. The issue has been reported to the google team. The desktop sharing feed is 30fps in this mode, but my webcam is in the frame. There’s a bug in the latest version of Chrome that’s affecting Screensharing.

Comparing my install to the demo ( ), I noticed screen sharing was available on the demo, but not in my install.

tl dr There’s more work to do on the bridge to improve our screen-sharing simulcast handling and I don’t think there’s much else you can do to configure things on your end.įirefox, on the other hand, seems to have a more “traditional” “un-optimized” implementation for screen-sharing that doesn’t cap the frame-rate and hence works better if you want to screen-share video, as Saul suggested, so I’d stick with that for now. With the only exception: presenter mode (desktop sharing and then turning on the webcam). Hello, I installed Jitsi Meet on Ubuntu 16.04 via the unstable repository. A recent Chrome with legacy simulcast signaling (which is what we signal in the SDP) streams 2 simulcast streams, one high frame rate with 2 temporal layers and 1 low-frame rate (5 fps max) again with 2 temporal layers but we don’t have proper support for that in the bridge. I’m not even sure if Chrome respects the media constraints that we pass, at least when it’s screen-sharing. More on the Chrome vs Firefox screen-sharing implementation.

Is it the lowend laptop doing 1080p decoding (from YouTube) and encoding (with Jitsi)? You can monitor the CPU while you’re performing these experiments, but higher CPU usage leads to poorer user experience as a rule of thumb, and the engine will limit the target bitrate (lower resolution/frame rate) if the CPU is stressed. If I set enableFeaturesBasedOnToken: false in the config file, shared screen works for all users as expected. here i found a workaround, but not works here in my OS. Everything is great except Shared Screen (Desktop) functionality for moderators is disabled.

Your blurring evocates a progressive display, when bandwidth is low, it leads to crappy images that are becoming better a few seconds later.When I played this video(1080p) on Youtube while sharing the screen by jitsi, many frames of the YouTube video lost(on my side, not the shared screen) but after I closed the jitsi window, and only played this video, it went smoothly. I have Jitsi Meet with JWT tokens enabled and working. Jitsi allows for screen sharing on desktop, tablet.

At the last meeting with 170-180 attendees (my config is sent below) the AWS monitoring showed the following: 7 CPU Utilization low network download rate maybe 60MB (480Mbps) Up to 1GB of network upload (7500Mbs) image1734×508 27.3 KB. If you are the meeting host, you can manage participants (mute / un- mute, kick out). That may be the case for you (I’d expect it for a connection between browsers on a single compiuter), since your connection is clearly with a server (the 158.101.190.85 IP address for ‘eu-central-1’ server) and it’s not of very high quality: total upload+download < 1 Mbits while your resolution means 2.5 Mbits/s. also, the speed test on the server gives like 6000 Mbps for download and maybe 3000 Mbps for upload. Note that in some cases P2P can’t work (as it’s very complex really when NAT enter in the scenario), then Jitsi-meet switches automatically to server exchanges even when there are only 2 workstations. Where as when there is a video playing or clock on the home screen moving it doesn’t disconnect the screen share. A server like Jitsi-meet uses only P2P marginally, when only 2 users are exchanging in a room. Hi there, This is with my own self hosted setup, when sharing screen from my mobile phone (iOS) if there is a idle document which is on the screen the user’s connection goes to Inactive and screensharing stops. Are there diagrams / schemas documentation to understand organization between functions damencho May 13, 2019, 1:09pm 6 No there is no such. 1 Like Yann May 13, 2019, 12:36pm 5 Okay thank you. The Jitsi project have just announced that Jitsi Videobridge is now compatible with WebRTC and can be used as a central relaying point for web video. The underlying technology to Jitsi-meet, WebRTC, was originally intended for direct communication between user devices. You can always open add a breakpoint there and test it yourself.

#Jitsi screen sharing install

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