Just to make sure I understand. Is the currently existing "mute" button not
working for you?
--sent from my mobile
Dear Jitsi developers,
i am a big fan of your program and since the new Skype versions work like
crap and are overloaded with Advertising im only using Jitsi for talking
with my friends and playing videogames with them.
Now my suggestion is to implement a mute function to conference calls to
mute individual people.
The problem i have and i never could solve (in skype) is that, when i
want to play with my roommate and some people in the Internet together, me
and my roommate hear each other. I already tried the hold function but this
doesn't work since he or me would be muted for the whole conference.
If you really would be so kind and implement this very simple feature in
a future version i would be very VERY happy. To my knowledge is the muting
of individuals only possible in Teamspeak and Ventrilo (yet!) but i really
dislike the requirement of launching a server.
PS: I don't want you to exchange the hold function with a muting
function, i wan't the mute function to be added since the hold function is
also very important in my opinion.
Thank you for your time and efforts which made Jitsi to a really great
I believe he wants a sort of moderator to be capable of "muting" others on the call. I don't know much about Jitsi's actions in this area but I think he's using Jitsi similarly to Mumble/Teamspeak/Ventrillo, where it's an "audio chat room" of sorts.
Hey,
Just to make sure I understand. Is the currently existing "mute" button not working for you?
i am a big fan of your program and since the new Skype versions work like crap and are overloaded with Advertising im only using Jitsi for talking with my friends and playing videogames with them.
Now my suggestion is to implement a mute function to conference calls to mute individual people.
The problem i have and i never could solve (in skype) is that, when i want to play with my roommate and some people in the Internet together, me and my roommate hear each other. I already tried the hold function but this doesn't work since he or me would be muted for the whole conference.
If you really would be so kind and implement this very simple feature in a future version i would be very VERY happy. To my knowledge is the muting of individuals only possible in Teamspeak and Ventrilo (yet!) but i really dislike the requirement of launching a server.
PS: I don't want you to exchange the hold function with a muting function, i wan't the mute function to be added since the hold function is also very important in my opinion.
Thank you for your time and efforts which made Jitsi to a really great program.
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This would be interesting indeed. If anyone would like to open a ticket, it would be most welcome.
Emil
···
On 23.09.13, 12:38, Toby Pinder wrote:
I believe he wants a sort of moderator to be capable of "muting" others
on the call. I don't know much about Jitsi's actions in this area but I
think he's using Jitsi similarly to Mumble/Teamspeak/Ventrillo, where
it's an "audio chat room" of sorts.
On 21/09/13 22:53, Emil Ivov wrote:
Hey,
Just to make sure I understand. Is the currently existing "mute"
button not working for you?
--sent from my mobile
On 21 Sep 2013 23:28, <mr.joe63@googlemail.com >> <mailto:mr.joe63@googlemail.com>> wrote:
>
> Dear Jitsi developers,
>
> i am a big fan of your program and since the new Skype versions work
like crap and are overloaded with Advertising im only using Jitsi for
talking with my friends and playing videogames with them.
>
> Now my suggestion is to implement a mute function to conference
calls to mute individual people.
> The problem i have and i never could solve (in skype) is that, when
i want to play with my roommate and some people in the Internet
together, me and my roommate hear each other. I already tried the hold
function but this doesn't work since he or me would be muted for the
whole conference.
>
> If you really would be so kind and implement this very simple
feature in a future version i would be very VERY happy. To my
knowledge is the muting of individuals only possible in Teamspeak and
Ventrilo (yet!) but i really dislike the requirement of launching a
server.
>
> PS: I don't want you to exchange the hold function with a muting
function, i wan't the mute function to be added since the hold
function is also very important in my opinion.
>
> Thank you for your time and efforts which made Jitsi to a really
great program.
>
> I would love to receive an answer from you.
>
> With best regards
>
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I have opened Ticket 1217<https://trac.jitsi.org/ticket/1217>. Hopefully the formatting/milestones etc are appropriate, please modify as neccessary.
This would be interesting indeed. If anyone would like to open a ticket,
it would be most welcome.
Emil
···
On 23/09/13 13:53, Emil Ivov wrote:
On 23.09.13, 12:38, Toby Pinder wrote:
I believe he wants a sort of moderator to be capable of "muting" others
on the call. I don't know much about Jitsi's actions in this area but I
think he's using Jitsi similarly to Mumble/Teamspeak/Ventrillo, where
it's an "audio chat room" of sorts.
On 21/09/13 22:53, Emil Ivov wrote:
Hey,
Just to make sure I understand. Is the currently existing "mute"
button not working for you?
--sent from my mobile
On 21 Sep 2013 23:28, <mr.joe63@googlemail.com<mailto:mr.joe63@googlemail.com> >> <mailto:mr.joe63@googlemail.com>> wrote:
>
> Dear Jitsi developers,
>
> i am a big fan of your program and since the new Skype versions work
like crap and are overloaded with Advertising im only using Jitsi for
talking with my friends and playing videogames with them.
>
> Now my suggestion is to implement a mute function to conference
calls to mute individual people.
> The problem i have and i never could solve (in skype) is that, when
i want to play with my roommate and some people in the Internet
together, me and my roommate hear each other. I already tried the hold
function but this doesn't work since he or me would be muted for the
whole conference.
>
> If you really would be so kind and implement this very simple
feature in a future version i would be very VERY happy. To my
knowledge is the muting of individuals only possible in Teamspeak and
Ventrilo (yet!) but i really dislike the requirement of launching a
server.
>
> PS: I don't want you to exchange the hold function with a muting
function, i wan't the mute function to be added since the hold
function is also very important in my opinion.
>
> Thank you for your time and efforts which made Jitsi to a really
great program.
>
> I would love to receive an answer from you.
>
> With best regards.
>
> _______________________________________________
> dev mailing list
> dev@jitsi.org<mailto:dev@jitsi.org> <mailto:dev@jitsi.org>
> Unsubscribe instructions and other list options:
> http://lists.jitsi.org/mailman/listinfo/dev
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