We have 150 clients using Fedora Linuix. Last month everything worked fine without the add-in installed. Now when users try to enable audio controls it requires the Add-IN to install. Which of course doesn't work. While we attempt to use some the myriad of workarounds thought I'd post this thread. Did something change in Connect that now reauires the Add-In? Why do I need Connect Add-in? We purchased Connect with the understanding that it worked on ALL operating systems.
After further investigation it appears it started to happen when we
connected to an outside phone bridge using an audio profile. Doesn't seem
to me that it should make any difference to the client. Any way to disable
this codec while we are on a VoIP to phone bridge?
By the way we tried to install connectaddin on Ubuntu and were unsuccessful
as well.
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Gerry Shukert
Director of IT Systems Development
15822 Bernardo Center Drive, Suite A
San Diego, CA 92127
p. 858-312-1519
f. 858-952-0129
Well, that wasn't it. I unchecked both options and it still requires the
Add-In. Must be something with having an audio profile that is triggering
the add-in requirement.
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Gerry Shukert
Director of IT Systems Development
15822 Bernardo Center Drive, Suite A
San Diego, CA 92127
p. 858-312-1519
f. 858-952-0129
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 4:00 PM, Gerry Shukert <gshukert@gardenfreshcorp.com
Try sending the link to your room with /?launcher=false added to the end of the url? That should force the add-in to not be used.
For example: http://realeyesconnect.adobeconnect.com/openroom/?launcher=false
Jorma,
Still looks to require the addin. The link is below, the meeting is up and
running, I've allowed guest access and audio rights for all participants if
you want to connect and see if you have the same result.
http://gardenfresh.adobeconnect.com/r7d6mz3njv2/?launcher=false
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Gerry Shukert
Director of IT Systems Development
15822 Bernardo Center Drive, Suite A
San Diego, CA 92127
p. 858-312-1519
f. 858-952-0129
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