Question: whats the difference between this repo and mirotalk

[jhjacobs81]

Because we are looking to replace Jitsi Meet, and i ran into both mirotalk and mirotalksfu

[miroslavpejic85]

Hello @jhjacobs81,
Hope this can help you to understand the difference: #14 (comment)
To replace Jitsi Meet, I advise you to use SFU version :)
Thanks

[jhjacobs81]

Awesome! and what a quick response time :)

i will give SFU a go. how about changing the looks etc? any documentation?

[miroslavpejic85]

Any contribution to make it better are welcome!
I think the current UI is very simple and intuitive to use.
Any feedback is also well accepted.
Thanks to you ;)

[jhjacobs81]

yes i more mean like logo's and backgrounds and such :)

[miroslavpejic85]

You can do it by changes some line on file Room.css for the logo, just change it in images folder...
Regards

[jhjacobs81]

thank you :) i will have a look on it

[MrRulf]

Hi, I found this project and it looks really nice, but I struggle to find the differences to jitsi, matrix or mattermost, since this issue talks about replacing jitsi i was hoping maybe you could give me some hints ^^

[jhjacobs81]

Well, thats not the same as my original question. As i was asking about Mirotalk SFU and the "normal" Mirotalk.

Matrix is a protocol with which you can build a chat solution, Mattermost is a chat solution.

Jitsi is software to build videoconferences with, and so is Mirotalk. Depending on what you are trying to do you choose one thing or the other.

[MrRulf]

okay, but how does the tech behind mirotalk differ from what is used in the matrix protocol for audio/video chat and how is it different from jitsi, so that i know if i choose jitsi or mirotalk, thats more what im confused about ^^"

[jhjacobs81]

I dont think i understand the question :)

Matrix is a protocol, it has nothing to do with this discussion.

Jitsi is build on different components to make things work. This makes Jitsi much bigger then MirotalkSFU (which is simpeler to use) but i believe both are based around WebRTC.

But which one you should use depends on what you want to do with it :)