Apache OpenMeetings

Instead of conference rooms you can also integrate conference recordings in Moodle. A recording can be any past conference session that you’ve recorded with OpenMeetings. Students can then watch the recording streamed from the server. Additionally teachers, course moderators, and admins can download it. The plugin has been refactored to use REST instead of SOAP calls and removes dependencies on the nuSOAP(GPL) licensed library.

This version represents a major change and is the first release as a project at the Apache Software Foundation. It improves the UI and makes functional changes in conference rooms as well as installation and upgrade. It also contains a completely new Calendar including timezone handling to manage meetings.

This release fixes a JAR conflict that leads to startup problems on some machines (javax.persistence.* Exception)

This is probably the last major release before OpenMeetings will become a project of the Apache Software Foundation. It has over 10 new features. For example, you can use Webcams with multiple resolutions from very small 4:3 to very large 16:9. Polls can also be saved, and poll results are available as pie charts. Another major improvement enables you to mute other microphones one-by-one, and you can give yourself exclusively the microphone and mute everybody else with a single click. Further, you can run OpenMeetings now completely over SSL using HTTPS and RTMPS.

This release fixes issues with integration of OpenMeetings with the latest stable SugarCRM 6.2.1. There are no more changes needed in the SugarCRM code; you can just install the zip without need to manually change any code. The plugin uses the Smarty template engine now.