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this post was submitted on 22 Oct 2023
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I mean if you use that software, you can just share your screen.
Notably, the free versions of Zoom and Teams only allow 40 minutes if you have more than 2 people in the call.
There are opensource chat options with no limits. Notably, Jitsi. No need to go proprietary.
Neat! I've never actually had to look for others, I just know Zoom and Teams because of work lol
We have tried this before and usually the video and audio quality go to shit. Source is 1080p streamed video looks like 144p. Tried Zoom, Jitsi, Teams, Telegram, FaceTime. All with very similar results. So far the best solution has been sharing a copy of the file and playing on the count of three.
This is what we do. We have tried using a shared player with limited success because we all have different setups (PC connected to TV, Plex Streaming, Apple TV Stream, etc). But I am always looking for a more elegant answer. Hopefully someone here might have some new tech.