Jangouts
Jangouts is a self-hosted, Open Source video conferencing solution using WebRTC and Janus Gateway.
Description
Jangouts is a self-hosted, Open Source video conferencing solution inspired by Google Hangouts. It leverages WebRTC and the Janus Gateway for real-time communication, offering features such as video and audio conferencing, screen sharing, and text chat. The application runs entirely client-side in the browser, requiring only a web server to serve static files. Jangouts is designed to be a completely independent alternative to proprietary video conferencing services, providing users with greater control over their data and communication infrastructure. It supports an unlimited number of conference rooms, each configurable with a participant limit. The project is actively maintained and has a supportive community.
Features
Video conferencing with audio and video support. Screen sharing capabilities for presentations or demonstrations. Text-based chat for real-time communication within the conference. Unlimited number of configurable conference rooms. Configurable participant limit per room. Client-side application, requiring only a web server to serve static files. Uses WebRTC for real-time communication and Janus Gateway for server-side processing. Open Source and MIT licensed, allowing for community contributions and customization.
Benefits
Self-hosting eliminates reliance on third-party services, increasing data privacy and security. Open Source nature allows for customization and community-driven improvements. Jangouts offers a familiar, user-friendly interface similar to popular video conferencing platforms. The use of WebRTC and Janus Gateway ensures high-quality real-time communication. Supports unlimited conference rooms with configurable participant limits for scalability. Active development and a supportive community provide ongoing maintenance and assistance. MIT license allows for free use and modification.
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