Linux Stream 9 with Jitsi

Jitsi is open-source encrypted video conferencing software. When using Jitsi Meet, data is encrypted on your device before being sent to the server, where it is decrypted, processed, and then encrypted again before being sent to recipients.

Jitsi consists of two main components: Jitsi Videobridge and Jitsi Meet. These tools provide online conferencing capabilities, and other Jitsi community projects provide various additional features such as audio conferencing, switching, recording, and simulcasting.

Linux Stream 9 with Jitsi is an innovative solution that streams video and audio directly to each participant, rather than pre-mixing them. This ensures better transmission quality, lower latency, and more reliable communications.

Jitsi also features compatibility with WebRTC, an open standard for real-time communication over the web. This allows you to provide compatibility with a wide range of devices and browsers, ensuring accessibility for all users.

In addition, Jitsi expands support for video routing, enabling simulcasting, bandwidth estimation, and scalable video encoding.

Jitsi Meet also provides a wide range of features to make your video conference more convenient and efficient. You can share your desktop, presentations, and other files, making collaboration more productive. Inviting people to a meeting is easy: just create a friendly URL and send it to the participants.

Jitsi Meet allows you to exchange messages and emojis during a video conference via built-in chat, and edit documents in real-time using Etherpad. You can also choose interesting URLs for each meeting, making your meetings easy to access and manage.

Experience the future of secure and collaborative video conferencing with Linux Stream 9 with Jitsi!

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