#1

Hi !
So I’m trying to use Jitsi Meet with audio in stereo. I’ve seen that changing some options would enable stereo. I tried to use this url

https://meet.jit.si/JitsiMeetAPIExampletest#config.p2p.enabled=false&config.disableAP=true&config.disableAEC=true&config.disableNS=true&config.disableAGC=true&config.disableHPF=true&config.enableP2P=false&config.stereo=true

that modifies the config file, it’s changing some of the settings but the stereo is still at “false”.
I’m not very familiar with webRTC applications, I’m just trying to know if there’s an easy way to use Jitsi Meet with stereo audio.
Thanks ! :slight_smile:

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Configuring audio in meet.jit.si
#2

any ideas ? :relaxed:

#3

Hi, sorry for the late response. This feature is not actively used, and we’ve broken the code that allows it to be overridden in the URL. I just fixed it and you can test it on https://beta.meet.jit.si. It will take a couple of weeks to make it to meet.jit.si.

Regards,

Boris

#4

Hi, thank you very much, it’s working perfectly fine on Firefox :smiley: , but unfortunately it’s not working on Chrome, it’s still in mono. :confused: It would be awesome if you could make it work on chrome too.
Thanks again

#5

I forgot to mention that this only works for the SFU mode. Chrome connects peer-to-peer and the flag doesn’t get propagated. Contributions to fix would be welcome. Otherwise, you can either add “#config.p2p.enabled=false” to the URL or just add a third participant to the conference.

Boris

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#6

alright thank you very much!

#7

Hi, I’ve been trying to get stereo working but have not had any luck.

The URL I’m trying is:

https://beta.meet.jit.si/my-unique-room#config.p2p.enabled=false&config.disableAP=true&config.disableAEC=true&config.disableNS=true&config.disableAGC=true&config.disableHPF=true&config.enableP2P=false&config.stereo=true&config.p2p.enabled=false

To test, I send a stereo signal using a virtual audio driver in macOS to two browsers: either Firefox or Chrome (various versions).

Has anyone got any tips for success on this? Thanks so much! If it needs an update to the code so it works in P2P mode that would be something I could look at once I have got it working successfully via the URL config.

#8

Whats the status on Jitsi audio?

I’ve been testing

All the following audio changes in /etc/jitsi/Meet/<domain.com>-config.js seem to have no impact:

opusMaxAverageBitrate: (6000 - 510000)

disableAP: true,
disableAEC: true,
disableNS: true,
disableAGC: true,
disableHPF: true,
stereo: true,

Some parameters don’t work and have no impact when used with the jitsi-meet package (2.0.5142-1) on Ubuntu 18.04

I also tried your BETA using the url parameters:

But the sound is still (noise) gated, low quality and NOT stereo.

As for the config files I’ve found:

/etc/jitsi/Meet/<domain.com>-config.js
/usr/share/jitsi-meet-web-config/config.js

These are partially the same but the one in /user/share seems to have no impact at all.
What is the function of this file then ?

I’ve set the parameters such as disableAP: true, disableAEC: true, disableNS: true, disableAGC: true, disableHPF: true, stereo: true, and OpusMaxAverageBitrate in the /etc/jitsi/Meet/<domain.com>-config.js file. Is there any other location I need to change the config for?

I’ve tested p2p (and tested audio in a 3 way calljust to be sure) chrome, firefox (buttons don’t work, can’t choose audio/camera) and Electron app (can’t choose audio/camera here either) so far chrome listened best to all the paramter changes but still no luck on getting stereo or higher (better) audiobitrates.

I’ll be happy to help and test.

Regards,
Exalted