“I have no doubt that Jitsi’s advanced capabilities combined with 8×8’s comprehensive X Series platform will create a dominant video communications solution that is intuitive and game-changing for enterprises.” Products including Stride, Comcast, Rocket.Chat and Symphony, and organisations including Greenpeace, Bluetone, the University of Strasbourg and Qomtec all use Jitsi for powering their diverse collaboration ecosystems. You may be surprised to know that Jitsi forms the backbone to many highly used collaboration platforms and company projects, used for millions of minutes of daily usage throughout the world.
The Jitsi Videobridge conferencing service.A set of Jitsi’s modular open-source projects designed for business collaboration.By incorporating Jitsi into the current 8×8 portfolio, along with having access to the engineering team who have developed the open-source platform, Deklich believes that this has opened the door to much higher quality video and audio across mobiles and desktops for customers, and provides great enhancements to the already extensive X Series. The Jitsi platform will further expand the 8×8 X Series cloud-based collaboration platform and team at its heart.Ĩ×8’s Chief Product Officer, Dejan Deklich, believes that the best communication solutions must be intuitive for the user, reliable for the business, and enable individuals and teams to be far more productive. This file has been truncated.Acquisition of open-source video communications technology and engineering team reinforces 8×8’s technology stack and unique ability to deliver best-in-class meetings experienceĨ×8 have today announced that it has acquired Jitsi, an open source Video Communication platform, along with its team of engineering & programming experts to assist with developing the 8×8 offering around conferencing applications and WebRTC. * **domain**: domain used to build the conference URL, '' for Its constructor gets a number of options:
The next step for embedding Jitsi Meet is to create the Jitsi Meet API object. # `api = new JitsiMeetExternalAPI(domain, options)` To embed Jitsi Meet in your application you need to add the Jitsi Meet API library: The only thing we ask for in that case is that you please DO NOT remove the logo from the top left corner. You are also welcome to use it for embedding the globally distributed and highly available deployment on itself. You can use the Jitsi Meet API to embed Jitsi Meet in to your application. I dont know about the options SET_FILMSTRIP_ENABLED and hideFilmstrip (where did you find these?) but you could try to add a script snippet that uses the api to hide the filmstrip using the toggleFilmstrip command as explained here: jitsi/jitsi-meet/blob/master/doc/api.md#api # Jitsi Meet API Thanks in advance and our congratulations on such a fantastic development and community !!! It certainly could almost work like this, but we would also like to completely hide the FilmStrip in assistans screens since they do not need to see others assistants but only the presenter’s camera, but despite having tried all the possible configurations with the commands “filmStripOnly”, “SET_FILMSTRIP_ENABLED” and “hideFilmstrip” we have not been able to hide it … We have only left the chat option active for them to ask questions. We are trying to configure Jitsi Meet to make courses from single teacher…For this we are config file “” with two different types of iframes:Īn 1st iframe for the moderator and / or presenter with all the usual options activatedĪ 2nd iframe different for the assistants so that we have deactivated the camera, the microphone and the rest of the options that they are not going to need since they should only be able to see and hear the moderator.
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