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Sometimes participants can't hear other participants #5230
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Pretty sure this is related to #4758 Also, other users (including me) have the same problem: |
Is Firefox involved? |
Yes |
We are working on improving Firefox experience, but that is for now. Firefox sometimes does not send or receive any streams ... and leads to problems. That's why we put a notification when you are on Firefox and using meet.jit.si, to warn people. |
We experienced the issues also on Chrome. We just updated to jitsi-meet v1.0.4296-1 and disabled Peer-to-Peer connections. On a test with 10 participants the issue did not occur on Chrome any more. On a test with everyone on Firefox 1 out of 10 could not hear some others. |
We will update very soon stable. |
We are experiencing the same issue with 9 people in the same room, even between users using chromium-based browsers. We also tried to connect with all participants using said browsers (which I'm 90% sure we archived) and issues still persists. So maybe not just a firefox issue? |
We did as well before updating. Which version are you using? |
the latest jitsi-meet package currently available from jitsis debian repository: jitsi-meet/stable,now 1.0.4101-1 It used to work when microphone and cam where enabled by default when joining a room during our testing phase. But since we disabled that in the jitsi server settings it is completely unreliable. So for me it seems the issue is related to the (lack of) video or audio streaming. Also I was able to reproduce the issue in a two-participants room (although one was using firefox), so this issue does not seem to be bound to the number of users in a room as suggested in the initial report. There might have been users in other rooms at that time though, so it might be a question of how many users are connected in general, regardless of room. |
You are using the very same version we experienced this issue a lot with. After updating to the 4296 build we did not see this issue on Chrome any more. We also have mic and cam disable by default. |
thanks for the info! will try the nightly branch then and install the same version. I will report back, if we continue to experience issues. |
We just had a meeting with 11 participants, all on Chrome, where one participant could not be heard by some others. Reloading the page for the one fixed it. Build: 4296 |
Thanks for chiming in @jonnius ! |
We just had a test meeting with 20 participants (all on chromium) and it worked flawlessly. Also build 4296. Seems to be fixed 👍 |
P.S.: we actually had one minor issue with a participant using Vivaldi. After he switched to chrome it worked as expected. We didn't investigate further but my guess would be that Vivaldi might use an old chromium base. Just something to be aware of. |
Hello, using Jitsi sporadically, but due to Corona crisis now more often. |
Okay, I have to add following information: Today I was in a 35 minutes video call with up to 17 participants, most of them without activated camera, 5 with camera activated. I'm sure most of them were on Windows machines, 1 maybe on Mac, 1 with iPhone, 1 with Android, |
Hi, on March 27th, we had a meeting with 3 people on meet.jit.si (I don't know which version they run). All using web browsers and we had the problem that the 3rd person connected but did not receive any audio or video. After he managed to setup his audio and video settings, person 1 could hear both 2 and 3, 2 could hear only 1, 3 only 2. So every one was streaming something to someone. But somehow the streams stopped working. |
We observed this today in 3-person call on 4384. A Jigasi/SIP peer couldn't hear an electron peer. Everything else worked. "Restarting" the stream by changing the microphone device on electron and changing back fixed this. |
We also observed this problem today on a self-hosted instance using the latest official docker images and the master branch of docker-jitsi-meet (0177765f) in a conference with 5 participants. All participants were using Firefox. The ones which had video enabled didn't experience the problem, those with audio only could sometimes not hear all other participants. For those experiencing problems, reconnecting sometimes helped. |
Hi Thomas, as things stand right now I'd suggest you enforce a policy of chromium based browsers only, as issues with Firefox are still being resolved. And although the related issue #4758 is marked as resolved, this to my understanding only fixes any issues on the jitsi side of things. There are still open upstream issues in Firefox (linked at the bottom of the thread). We enforce our chromium only policy by changing the following in the
This causes users trying to open jitsi with a Firefox or Safari Browser to be prompted to install the latest Google Chrome. For anyone who doesn't want to use Chrome out of privacy concerns we recommend using Chromium or Brave, as they are both open-source and (for the most part) do not include the Google tracking stuff. |
Things should improve with Firefox 76. |
I'm currently investigating a problem with jitsi which sounds very much like this and previous descriptions. We had 3 people on the call, All Chrome 81.0.4044.129 on windows 10 64 bit using embedded jitsi from 'https://meet.jit.si/external_api.js'. - So this may highlight that it's not a firefox only issue, and hopefully may provide some more pointers.... Prior to integrating, we tested 7-10 calls using meet.jit.si for bulk family calls (always with video?), and apart from once on MAC which didn't screenshare whatever we did (it had previously), we had no (apparent) problems. I find this in the browser log as a yellow: If I separately join the room using meet.jit.si/roomname, then I too could hear the person, but not through the embedded version (could i just have been lucky?). But this was not an extensive test (3 times, it worked). I start all the instances like this:
it's important I work around this in the very short term; any ideas? Simon |
In my experience the issue described here only occurs when disabling audio on entering the room. Other than that, I cannot really help as I am unfamiliar with the api. |
something else; watch out for |
I still have this bug in rel 4548. In a call with ~15 people |
@jallamsetty1 we have the same issues as everyone else here. Is this fix allready present in jitsi/stable? or better: which commit fixed the issue? |
Hi Dominik ;)
Check your JavaScript console logs on the clients facing the audio issues. If there are AudioContext errors than try enabling the pre-join page. If the browser enforces the requirement for an user gesture before accessing the AudioContext it seems there's no way around the pre-join page. It seems a bit random how strictly browser implement this. Enabling the Pre-Join page solved an incredible amount of issues related to audio on all my setups. |
Also getting this error using the open service (https://meet.jit.si/), using chrome |
Still happens on meet.ji.si, and it is very difficult to keep people from Zoom when this sort of thing is common.. |
@damencho We have a prejoin page but sometimes on chrome browser on mobile we get this error:
When this happens other participants cannot hear the participant audio. |
Folks, this issue is really old, please open a new one and provide as much info as you can. Thank you! |
Good day, we have a same problem. in a conference of 15 people, one or two people may not be able to hear the others, and the microphone stops working. We use own instanse Jitsi+Rocket.Chat |
Hello, just wanted to inform that I'm experiencing this right now. I can't hear 2 of the 7 participants (not counting myself). Everyone can hear me. Safari version 17.0 (19616.1.27.211.1) |
Hi @havaeng, can you please share more details? Is this happening on meet.jit.si or on your deployment? Were you able to hear those 2 users in the beginning and then stopped hearing them all of a sudden or did the issue exist from the moment those users unmuted themselves and started speaking? Will you be able to share the full browser console logs for the call when this issue reproduces? |
Same issue. Firefox 128.0 no sound and video in Firefox. Chrome works fine. I got error messages in console:
Could someone check that? |
CAn you reproduce this consistently? Can you please share the full JS console logs? |
@saghul hi, full console log in attachment. stepps to reproduce:
if im changed browser on google chrome, evrything works fine |
The link seems to be broken. |
@saghul link fixed |
Can you please try with the latest stable? There were some breaking changes with Firefox and DTLS 1.3 that have been addressed recently in the JVB. |
yes, I can, but it will take a lot of time. The update process is very slow in my company. |
Can you reproduce the issue with older versions of Firefox? If not, then the DTLS change in latest FF is the likely culprit and updating the JVB is the only option then. JVB ICE never got established as per the browser console log so it does seem very likely that its the DTLS issue. |
Firefox 125 same. No sound / video. Tested on mac pro (m2) and ubuntu 22.04. |
Are you able to reproduce this on meet.jit.si? |
meet.jit.si - works fine! |
@jallamsetty1 hi! whats version of jvb server and jitsi using meet.jit.si? |
That deployment is always a bit ahead of our stable releases, but in your case using the latest stable release should do it. |
@saghul thank you. I think the update will solve my problem. |
after update on latest stable release - firefox works fine. |
Description
Sometimes some participants can't hear some other participants. Some findings:
Current behavior
There is an audio-only meeting with n>7 participants. Some participants cannot hear all other participants, e.g. participant 4 cannot hear participant 3 and 7.
Expected Behavior
Every participant can hear every other participant.
Possible Solution
Steps to reproduce
Start a Jitis Meeting with as many users as possible, only enable Audio and try to speak to each other.
Environment details
Version: jitsi-meet v1.0.4101-1
Browsers tested: Chrome, Firefox on Win10 and Ubuntu 16.04
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