An easy way to debug is to start with something that works and change things one at a time.
I spent HOURS trying to get an analog headset mic working with Firefox ESR and two different web meeting sites. Then I installed the latest Chrome, and got those sites working in minutes. The microphone also didn't work with Chromium, which is "interesting". If I cared enough to debug, I would fix Chromium, then Firefox, and delete closed-source Chrome. Much Easier: we use Chromium for web meetings ONLY, and Firefox for everything else. This also provides security advantages. I don't trust the security of most web apps, and I don't want them using the same browser (and installing who-knows-what software) that I use with more important sites and their passwords. My unsubstantiated guess is that common web-meeting apps use some patented protocols to move audio; Google, M$, and Apple licence those protocols, Firefox does not. Who knows what Google licenses from (or sells to) the NSA ... or the Russian FSB? Keith -- Keith Lofstrom [email protected] _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
