Tero Kivinen wrote: > > Can we live with push-to-talk? > > Push-to-talk works well for normal discussion, but it was > impossible to use when giving presentation, which meant that > I myself changed the setting to voice activated microphone > when I started my presentation, and then changed back to > push-to-talk when I finished. This is something that should > be instructed for the people giving presentations (there were > others having problems too).
The problem with that solution is that when someone asks a question, your ever-open microphone echoes their question. This was especially noticeable in Sheila's presentation about the roadmap document, but also in yours. Some mikes have a mute button (which I inadvertantly pushed), so that could solve it. > > Did you encounter any major technical problems (e.g. one person's > > corporate firewall prevented him from joining)? > > Our corporate firewall did block teamspeak ports, but as I > knew about this beforehand, I was able to get the firewall > rules changed so that the teamspeak could be used. Not everyone has that kind of clout. Email secured by Check Point _______________________________________________ IPsec mailing list IPsec@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ipsec
