So far the only solution I found is Big Blue Button. You can host your own or pay a reasonable fee to a commercial provider. When paying it will include access to worldwide local phone conference gateways.
Unfortunately it requires Flash and it does not work with Gnash. I am not too happy about this but if I have to make an exception for this, I will. For single-call video conferencing I hear ekiga and Jitsi are good. Good luck with this, don't forget to share back your findings. -------- Original Message -------- From: [email protected] Sent: Mon Oct 01 10:10:16 EDT 2012 To: [email protected] Subject: [Trisquel-users] Best Web/Software Application for VideoConference Hello Everyone, I would like to know if anyone here do VideoConference (Audio and Video) using Free Software with anyone not using a Free Software OS. Because I became 100% Free Software User, I used Skype and Hangout, but now that I don't use those software I have a hard time founding an alternative (since Empathy, kopete etc... don't have the Audio and Video working on the MSN protocol). So... What Application (or Web Application) are you using ? Thanks in Advance, Luis Da Costa http://facil.magicfab.ca
