Phil, First off, welcome to FreeSWITCH! And yes, this kind of functionality is completely doable in FreeSWITCH. You'd need to spend a little time learning the conference application and the dialplan but it's totally within reach. As far as GUIs go, I believe that FusionPBX has some level of conference controls but I can't speak to the specifics. They have an ISO that you can download and throw into a virtual box and try out. Hope this helps. -MC On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 4:11 AM, Phil T <philtrick123@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a conference server for a local charity but I wanted to check on the standard conference functionality of Freeswitch before I started. The requirements are quite simple- Conference call only (no extra pbx features) for up to 10 people (via Public SIP trunks), but the critical part is there will be one presenter & 9 people listening only. So ideally I want to have two pin codes- one for use by the presenter, and the other pin code for listen only attendees. The listen only people should be automatically muted when they join, and obviously the presenter should have full duplex audio. There might be the requirement to allow individual listen only attendee to opt in/out to speak on the call (via a feature code i.e. *6).
This type of feature is common among commercial conference solutions, is it available on Freeswitch via standard scripting without having to have a custom programmed module?
If the answer is yes- I'll get started on setting it up. Any tips greatly appreciated!
Finally- I have very little linux command line experience, so I'd like to do the xml script setup/ testing on a Windows 7 pc, then move over to Linux if the performance is required. Is that a sensible approach? Is there a GUI to help with the Freeswitch setup?
Thanks Phil
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