Question.

[pzp]

I have few question:
1) What are the minimum technical requirements, software and codecs should preferably have a user of OpenMeetings?
2) Why the user after the publication of the slide can't see what is on the whitebord? The only when the user can see the slide is when the full-fit strap is on. 

[seba....@gmail.com]

Hi Pzp,

you should read the wiki-docs in the chapter about installation, all
information is basically written down there.

For the second question I cannot really give an answer as I do not
understand the question. If you could provide some sample screen we
might be able to understand it.

Sebastian

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[pzp]

On Wiki-docs I read "Hardware Requirements: Minimalistic requirement (without Document Converters, Recorder and Upload feature) 1GHz CPU 1 GB RAM 

Recommended requirement 2x/4x 2GHz ++ CPU (32 or 64Bit) 4GB RAM. If you have a 64Bit Operating System check if there is a OpenOffice 64Bit Version available for your OS  Headset/Microphone recommendation: Logitech ClearChat PC Wireless, for example from Amazon or EBay Auctions",

but if I understand right, there are fulfil for server. Does it means, that I - simple user - must the same fulfil (hardware requirements) for my computer (Laptop)?

sorry for my english

[seba....@gmail.com]

no,

a client just needs a headset/microphone and the hardware should be
lets say minimum 600 MHz and 64 MB RAM. An up to date flash player
(and a Sun Java Runtime to run the screensharing).

Sebastian

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[abderrahim belhaj]

Hi Sebastian
what about server ;
1 - CPU ?
2 - RAM ?
Exemple server demo.openmeetings.de ?

Th
Abdo

2011/7/5 seba....@gmail.com <seba....@gmail.com>

no,

a client just needs a headset/microphone and the hardware should be
lets say minimum 600 MHz and 64 MB RAM. An up to date flash player
(and a Sun Java Runtime to run the screensharing).

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[seba....@gmail.com]

Hi Abderrahim,

server requirements are in the wiki.

Sebastian

2011/7/5 abderrahim belhaj <abbe...@gmail.com>:

[abderrahim belhaj]

thank for your efforts

2011/7/5 seba....@gmail.com <seba....@gmail.com>

[Paweł Pawlicki]

My secound question is: why the simple user (or client) don't see full-fit button? When I (as a moderator) publish for example photo, the user (client) have full-fit on "0" so they not see picture. I must give him access to edit and can use full-fit.

Thanks for help and information


W dniu 2011-07-06 01:07, abderrahim belhaj pisze:

[seba....@gmail.com]

full fit is only for documents not for images.

Sebastian

2011/7/6 Paweł Pawlicki <pzpaw...@gmail.com>: