Users of TrueConf Server can connect to IP cameras via RTSP from their client desktop/mobile applications and inspect remote facilities during video conferences. This opportunity has become possible thanks to the built-in multiple gateway.
When creating a conference In the client application You can find the Participants section in the Conference Manager tab in the side panel of TrueConf for Windows, Linux or macOS side panel.
Aleksandr ParinovAuthor4/1/25Writing DateAbout 5 minReading TimeHosting ConferencesCategoryConference managementTag
During TrueConf video meetings, you can set video layouts: common layout for all participants individual layout for a specific participant individual layout for WebRTC users (for browser-based meetings) and H323/SIP devices.
You can do all of it in your client application. It is available for all popular operating systems: TrueConf for Windows, Linux, iOS, macOS, Android, and Android TV. Client applications for all platforms have similar features and GUI.
Role-based conference or virtual meeting is a video conferencing mode in which only some of the participants can be seen and heard by others. In TrueConf client applications, the “Moderated role-based” mode is used for holding such conferences.
A virtual camera is a software solution that emulates the work of a hardware camera. This feature is useful when you want to broadcast someone else's presentation from another conference directly into your own, or share additional video content.
Theodor LazarevAuthor11/23/23Writing DateAbout 6 minReading TimeHosting ConferencesCategoryTrueConf for WindowsSIP / H.323Conference managementTag
TrueConf client application offers all features of an all-in-one team messenger that supports both private and group chats. In addition to sending messages, chat users can also share files. However, in some cases users may be unable to send or download files and send messages.
Konstantin KotovAuthor9/26/23Writing DateAbout 5 minReading TimeHosting ConferencesCategoryTrueConf SolutionsTag
Please note that the TrueConf desktop client application (Windows, Linux, macOS) version 8.2 and later includes built-in support for content sharing with audio, eliminating the need for third-party software.
The TrueConf client applications for desktops (Windows, Linux) support the use of speakerphone hardware buttons, including such use cases as taking or leaving the podium in a moderated role-based conference.
Anthony BaadzhyAuthor12/15/22Writing DateAbout 5 minReading TimeHosting ConferencesCategoryConference managementTag