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This page is intended to be a comprehensive list of all the things a Facilitator might want to do with FedoraTalk. A separate page holds things a regular User orAdminstrator might need to do. These use cases are developed as part of the FAD Fedora Talk 2009 game plan.

  • If it is works today, there should be a link to a page explaining how to do it
  • If it doesn't exist to day, there should be a link to an Ticket with a keyword of ftalk.

Host A Conference

A Fedora community member would like to host a conference where three or more people can participate in the same call.

  1. Obtain a conference code and conferencing priveldges
    1. How/Where?
  2. Start conference
    1. How/Where?

LINK: FIXME

Host A Recorded Conference

A Fedora community member would like to host a conference where three or more people can participate in the same call and have that call recorded for personal playback and download.

  1. Obtain a conference code and conferencing priveldges
    1. How/Where?
  2. Start conference
    1. How/Where?
  3. Start recording of the conference
  4. Stop recording of conference
  5. Retrieve recorded conference

LINKS:

Listen to a Live Conference (not participate)

A group of people is participating in a call or streaming a call from a live event. Fedora community members would like to listen to the call

  1. User decides how to conenct to conference
    1. Web streaming
    2. Softphone
    3. Hardphone
  2. User connects to conference

LINKS:

Participate in a Live Conference

A group of people is participating in a call or streaming a call from a live event. Fedora community members would like to listen and participate in the call.

  1. User configures phone
  2. User authenticates with FedoraTalk
  3. User conencts to conference
  4. User enters conference code

LINK: FIXME

Retrieve previously recorded meeting

Nancy missed the board meeting last week and wants to listen to the meeting

  1. Nancy goes to ${URL}
  2. Nancy downloads audio file
  3. Nancy listens to audio file locally

LINK: FIXME

Host a Private Conference

Important
This option should be somewhat restricted in usage. The Fedora Project promotes openness and transparency, so use of this capability should be minimized and possible constrained to a few users such as the FPL and/or Infrastructure lead.

A group of people would like to have a conference which requires a level of privacy--the access code is not public knowledge.

  1. Go to ____ ?
  2. Do _____ ?


LINKS:

Remote talk at Events

Delivering remote talks at conferences and events removing the need for travel where possible. susmit 17:37, 14 October 2009 (UTC)

  1. May require special dial-in room that supports video over SIP
  2. Web app allows setup of limited-time account for conference/event dial-in (using at queued jobs perhaps)
    • First job sets up account at startup time
    • Second job removes account at end time
  3. User dials in at appointed time using normal account
  4. Conference/event on-site dials in using limited-time account

LINK: FIXME

Open Questions

  1. In cases of public conferences, can/should we further restrict codec use to promote the lowest possible bandwidth per caller? Or is this a dynamic feature that the Asterisk server and clients manage automatically as call numbers grow? --pfrields 11:21, 16 October 2009 (UTC)
    • My (Bruno) memory is that it is better for everyone in a conference to be using the same codecs. But one of the real Asterisk guys might understand this better.
    • Some of the better/best codecs are patented and we may not be able to use them.
  2. Add yours today :-)