Hi all!
in my opinion in a meeting room all the partecipants should be with audio
on. The moderator could mute one or more of them. Usually the moderator is a
expert in openmeetings and he could mute a user with problem with the mic
(or configuration).
Everyone must have a button to disable his
hi,
I think option 3 is great, but I would prefer that you can set an option
*enable by default*. So that each participant that enters has the mic
enabled by default. So the default setting of a meeting-room should be, that
everybody can speak at the same time and the moderator can turn it off.
hi folks,
the 3rd option is really gud.. this is something like that dimdim virtual
classroom is doing. Only the moderator or the teacher can speak when the
classrooms starts. but the other users can apply to speak. the moderator can
grant them the permission.
with regards
Pankaj anand.
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Sebastian, Pankaj, thank you for your responses.
Concerning the choice between mute or disable audio.
In my intention, the principal difference between classroom and room
with limited list of speakers is following. In the latter everyone can
ask to speak at any time. (It's a scenario of some
just to make sure:
classroom = disable/enable
(cause actually here we have 10-500 possible participants = it won't be
possible to *mute* every participant cause then you have separated 500
audio-streams)
meeting-room = mute
(cause here you have not so many participants so that it makes sense that
Let me share some ideas from the user perspective. I cannot see how
implement them easily though in our architecture.
Well, there is a use case when listeners start asking questions. I
think there should be a sort of an easy runtime (conference-time)
switch between event and conference modes.
