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I am trying to convince a large community, running regular online meditation/webinars (non-religious, though) via Zoom, to change into some other platform. They say:
Would it be possible to fulfill such needs with a self-hosted Jitsi instance? Or perhaps some other Platform? What kind of hosting would be needed for that?
I am trying to convince a large community, running regular online meditation/webinars (non-religious, though) via Zoom, to change into some other platform. They say:
Since we often have more than 300 people (and for some events, up to 1000) simulcasting from all over the globe, stability and accessibility has become our biggest concern, because without it our ability to consistently relax into ritual space with people of varying levels of access is severed instantly.
Would it be possible to fulfill such needs with a self-hosted Jitsi instance? Or perhaps some other Platform? What kind of hosting would be needed for that?
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I don't get what their setup is. They have 300-1000 people sending video to a chat room? If so, who views which of these streams? (I don't think I could fit 300 streams on my screen at more than a thumbnail size.)
@robryk They have a Zoom video-chat, mostly in a form of webinar.
@8petros So those 300 participants are always passive/usually passive/...?
@robryk Usually, yes. Except for break-out rooms.
