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On 08/01/2012 20:32, Florian Effenberger wrote:
Hello,

last year, after having a look at TeamSpeak and Mumble, we decided to have a look at Google Hangouts.

I just had a short try with a friend, and, well, it was not that impressive, it didn't work as expected - but it might have been a local problem.

While it is no secret that I'm a big fan of the traditional telephone, shall we try out Google Hangout for one of the following meetings, may it be the marketing meeting or the BoD meeting, just to see if it works? I'm not saying we will use this in the future exclusively, but we can give it a try at least, and maybe use it for special meetings. We can also provide a fallback dial-in at our known numbers, of course.

This requires everyone to have a Google account (IMHO even Google+), and to install a plugin in their browser, and of course a fast internet connection.

I have no clue if we can create a gateway between Google+ and the PTSN (classic phone network). For Skype, it's quite expensive, they charge about $7 per line (!).

What do you think?

Florian

Florian thats one advantage you have with mumble and team speak you can have multiple channels. one for BOD ESC etc each password protected.

I think the biggest seller here Florian is the number of people that can access the server. I believe that is done during configuration. Also the other major selling point is its free software just need a server to put it on.

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