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My colleague Martin received a great tip at a recent QGIS developer conference for a VOIP package called Mumble.
#SCREEN SHARING IN SKYPE IS BAD QUALITY HOW TO#
How many times have you joined a teleconference where the first 10-15 minutes are spent trying to work out who is causing the loud echo or how to dial someone in on their mobile or how to achieve simple tasks with Skype's unintuitive user-interface? Mumble At that point we had to give up on having a group call (after wasting at least an hour) and I started to wonder why people choose to use Skype in a work setting at all.
After much time spent restarting Skype, updating Skype, rebooting (turning it off and back on again) we were still unable to have a group conversation. The remote guest had very poor data coverage so calling him on Skype 'normally' was not an option. Although I could communicate with both guests, frustratingly the guests could not hear each other. Two of us were trying to use Skype to 'call-out' to a third colleague on his mobile phone to have a team meet. So what caused this computer-induced rage? I normally consider myself to be very patient with computers but that day I just lost it. I knew I had some out.Around a month ago I had a 'bad computer day'. We moved to Office365 about 2 years ago, moved our Outlook clients to the latest Outlook365 and had everyone recreate their phone email accounts. Like many of you, I'm investigating the deprecation of basic auth in Exchange Online.
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Spark! Pro series 11th May 2022 Spiceworks Originals.Today's theme will be Microsoft as we have a few stories across the internet that are fairly important.
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Microsoft Releases Fix for New Zero-Day with May 2022 Patch Tuesday Updates
It is my understanding that the Jabber also provide those features, but how does it compare to Skype for Business? Does the screen sharing suffer from the quality compared to Skype for business? (I am not sure if this is true but I have always felt that the remote sharing (like Windows 'Remote Desktop') in Microsoft products have some magic to it that allow good quality screen sharing with low bitrate.
That being said, I have experience with Skype for Business before and I liked it specially the desktop sharing and remote control feature. Moreover, the price of paying per month per user is too much for the size of our company to pursue. We wanted to use Skype for Business included in O365 for everything (including the phone feature) but I have found that the cloud PBX is not available in my country (South Korea). Hi, my company is rolling out Office 365 and Cisco VOIP systems.
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