I’m Using Element on macOS desktop client and there shall be an widget to start Jitsi Meet. But I can’t find a way to install this widget and to start a Jitsi Meet conference.
How to do this?
It’d probably be best to ask in the Element / Matrix community, since they build that client.
Jep and I got a response, a Tutorial is here.
The installation is not so easy (compared to a simple click on a button ). But at the end it extended the Element / Matrix messenger by the impressive features of Jitsi.
Or - turned around - it expands Jitsi by the very important feature of calling a partner by a ring to start a conference.
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Create a Conference Call in a Room - Twi1ightSparkle/matrix-documentation Wiki
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Setting up
- Create a room
- Click
Room Info
, thenAdd apps, bridges & bots
- Read and accept the Terms of Service for the Integration Manager
- Select Jitsi from the list of available widgets
- Save the URL if you wish, this is also easily available later. Then click
Save
- Click the
X
to close the integration manager
- To join the room conference, expand the Jitsi section at the top. Then click Join Conference`
- Allow camera and microphone access. Note this might be different depending on your browser and operating system
- You are now in the conference
Inviting external participants
- Click the info button in the bottom right corner
- Click
Copy
- Send the link to the external participant. They can just copy and paste it to their browser to join
Screen sharing
- Click the screen sharing in the bottom left corner
- Give permissions when asked
- In macOS
you need to grant theScreen Recording
Privacy permission, and
screen sharing does not work with the Element Desktop app
- Select the application or screen you want to share, then click Allow. Note this might be different depending on your browser and operating system
- Everyone can now see your screen