What is Mind?
It allows its users to set up video conferences with up to 200 speakers (video+audio) or up to 1000 speakers (audio). It’s unique option of customization video quality is perfectly tailored for launching conferences during the periods of network overload.
Mind is a tool in the Web and Video Conferencing category of a tech stack.
Who uses Mind?
Developers
12 developers on StackShare have stated that they use Mind.
Mind's Features
- Speaker autodetection
- Background noise suppression
- Constant volume support
- HD video and audio
- One click joining
- Sharing multiple screens at once
- Multilayer security
- Mobile apps
- Recording, including of multiple conferences at once
Mind Alternatives & Comparisons
What are some alternatives to Mind?
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Confluence
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