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The JS plugin method uses texSubImage2D to copy pixels from the video element of the first remote track onto the texture.

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The script's Update function calls a JS plugin method, passing a pointer to the texture. The script's Start function creates a texture and attaches it to a material on the object.

A script component is attached to a Unity object.

When lib-jitsi-meet reports new a remote video track, it is attached to an HTML video element, which is stored in a JS global.

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The unlimited call limit alone is enough for us to rate this as one of the best, if not the best, free meeting platforms available.This is a very basic example of drawing remote video tracks from lib-jitsi-meet on objects in Unity (WebGL only). Jitsi Meet deserves to be well-known beyond the developer community. Some users may be put off by the fact that support can only be accessed through the community, but this is a common feature of open source projects. We were thoroughly impressed by the breadth of features, ease of use, and enhanced security Jitsi Meet provided. On top of this, both Zoom and Microsoft teams require you to create an account. Microsoft Teams’ free plan does enable up to 100 participants, double the allowance on Jitsi Meet, but again calls are capped on time: with Microsoft Teams there is a 60-minute limit. As well as a sleeker design, the platform enables unlimited call times, while Zoom’s group calls are capped at 40 minutes on the free plan. In many ways, Jitsi Meet blows it out of the water.

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Zoom is probably the most popular video conferencing software available with paid-for and free options, but for the purposes of this review, we’ll just compare its free plan. Security is a core value of the Jitsi Meet platform (Image credit: Jitsi) The competition We were also surprised to see the high level of design and functionality that had gone into a free service. We were impressed by the call and video quality. They are well referenced and easy to distinguish. Further in-call functions are accessed via the three vertical dots to the right of the meeting screen. When you select this option, you can choose to share the meeting URL, or invite people in via a dial-in number.įundamental features such as screen sharing, leave call, mute, and chat functions are located prominently at the base of the screen. There is a large Invite more people button at the top of the page. Next, a new meeting screen opens and you can join. You just need to navigate to the website and enter a name for your meeting. You don’t have to create an account or provide any personal details. Jitsi Meet includes a surprising number of features for a free service (Image credit: Jitsi) Jitsi Meet: Interface and in useĬreating a meeting using Jitsi Meet is incredibly quick and simple. For example, you can select an option that ensures everyone who joins the call is automatically muted. As well as screen sharing, remote desktop control, and a chat facility, there are the options to mute speakers, blur your background, record calls, and manage call quality.Īs a moderator, you can also decide on other call parameters. You can use this integration to connect your calendar, add a browser extension, live stream video content on YouTube (via a Google account), and more.įor a free-to-use service, we were very impressed by the number of in-call options available. Jitsi Meet integrates with Google, Microsoft, and Slack. All you need to do is create a custom URL and distribute it to your guests. Meetings are in HD video and audio, and you can invite up to 50 participants.

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Unusually for free video conferencing software, which regularly cap the length of meetings, Jitsti enables you to stay online for as long as is necessary. It includes HD audio and video, unlimited meetings for up to 50 guests, end-to-end encryption, screen sharing, remote desktop controls, and third-party integrations with Google, Slack, and Microsoft products. Jitsi Meet is the platform’s flagship product and is free to use as a web, iOS, Android, or F Droid app. Jitsi is an open-source platform that includes a number of audio and video communication projects. There is no paid-for alternative to Jitsi Meet as a standalone app (Image credit: Jitsi) Jitsi Meet: Features