Jitsi 2.4 is now available for download [0]. It comes with improved
security, better audio quality, WebRTC compatibility, greatly improved chat
room support and numerous other features and enhancements:
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Greatly improves Multi-User Chats with XMPP and makes all of them appear
in the contact list.
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Adds support for Socialist Millionaire Protocol with OTR, adds OTR
support for SIP and fixes a number of other OTR-related issues.
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Аdds support for DTLS/SRTP (and WebRTC compatibility in libjitsi)
through bouncycastle.
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Adds Forward Error Correction (FEC) for SILK and Opus and Packet Loss
Concealment (PLC) for all codecs.
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Fixes a failure to preview the video device on GNU/Linux.
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Adds a mobile indicator icon next contacts when they are detected to be
logged in only from a mobile device.
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Makes it possible to pre-provision Windows installations through MSI
params.
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Adds support for XMPP contact resources.
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Improves random number generation for ZRTP.
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Adds an option when using proxies to forward DNS traffic to an address,
useful for Tor users to avoid DNS leaking.
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Adds confirmation for video and image previews for security reasons.
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Fixes SDES in-call reinitialisation.
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Improves stability for the WASAPI audio system and makes it the default
on Windows.
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Adds greatly improved native echo cancellation on Windows.
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Updates to Opus 1.1
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Adds native CoreAudio support on OS X.
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Fixes an issue which could cause some participants in merged and
cross-protocol calls to not hear others or not be heard by others.
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Improves audio mixing performance.
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Added translation to Asturian, Czech, Swedish, Scottish Gaelic.
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Adds a configuration property editor.
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Fixes the “Jitsi crashed” reports that were sometimes experienced on
Windows.
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Drops Java 1.5 compatibility.
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Enables the detection of PulseAudio and Video4Linux2 systems under
FreeBSD. Tzanetos Balitsaris.
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Numerous other fixes and enhancements.
Best regards from the Jitsi dev team!
[0] Download Jitsi 2.4 - https://download.jitsi.org