Hi guys. I know that you are working a lot on recording in jitsi-meet.
When i install from deb package jitsi-meet how can i enable recording
and setup output directory?
There are instructions here[0].
And the second question, how can i convert output files to one video
file on Ununtu 14.04?
You can use jipopro[1]. We don't have detailed instructions yet.
I figured out how to enable recordings. Since we install jitsi-meet from deb-package it creates user called “jvb” and runs jitsi-videobridge under “jvb” user. So we have to create home directory for jvb user and create sip-communicator.properties file.
Hi guys. I know that you are working a lot on recording in jitsi-meet.
When i install from deb package jitsi-meet how can i enable recording
and setup output directory?
There are instructions here[0].
And the second question, how can i convert output files to one video
file on Ununtu 14.04?
You can use jipopro[1]. We don’t have detailed instructions yet.
We don't have any packages for jipopro yet -- it has to be installed manually. And, yes, it uses ffmpeg.
Boris
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On 18/08/14 12:21, v k wrote:
I figured out how to enable recordings. Since we install jitsi-meet
from deb-package it creates user called "jvb" and runs jitsi-videobridge
under "jvb" user. So we have to create home directory for jvb user and
create sip-communicator.properties file.
/home/jvb/.sip-communicator/sip-communicator.properties
After that add to sip-communicator.properties this variables:
org.jitsi.videobridge.ENABLE_MEDIA_RECORDING=true
org.jitsi.videobridge.MEDIA_RECORDING_PATH=/srv/recordings
org.jitsi.videobridge.MEDIA_RECORDING_TOKEN=secret
It would be greate if postinst script was able to do this automaticly, i
mean creating home dir and creating sip-communicator.properties
About converting output, as i see jipopro uses ffmpeg against ubuntu
14.04 by default it using libav.
Thanks for assisting.
I figured out how to enable recordings. Since we install jitsi-meet
from deb-package it creates user called "jvb" and runs
jitsi-videobridge under "jvb" user.
Not exactly true.
jvb user is created by jitsi-videobridge, not by jitsi-meet.
So we have to create home directory for jvb user and
create sip-communicator.properties file.
/home/jvb/.sip-communicator/sip-communicator.prperties
[...]
It would be greate if postinst script was able to do this automaticly,
i mean creating home dir and creating sip-communicator.properties
The home of jvb user IS being created. Its home
is /usr/share/jitsi-videobridge and inside it you will find the
properties file. The postinst does take care of this.
OTOH if you are talking about recordings and jipopro -- yes, like
Boris said the packages for it are still not available.
The confusion may arise from mentioning jitsi-meet, jits-videobridge
and properties file in the same paragraph, while the real subject is
jipopro. So I just wanted to clarify this a bit
Thanks for clarify ) Hope to see jipopro soon as deb package ) Jitsi-meet really helps people to collaborate each other in real-time by video calls. I'm really appreciate for your help. Do you have announce list like "Hey guys we just added one more feature in this app check this out!"
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