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Jitsi Meet, alternative Linux à TeamSpeak
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Jitsi Meet can replace TeamSpeak for users who need voice and video chat with low‑latency audio, but it is not a perfect match. It works on Linux, is free, and supports self‑hosting, password rooms, and basic permission controls. However, it lacks the pure‑audio, low‑latency focus and the channel hierarchy that TeamSpeak offers. It suits teams that want a single, browser‑friendly solution for both voice and video, or who already use Jitsi for other meetings.
- Licence
- Apache-2.0
- Prix
- Gratuit
- Dernière version
- 2026.8.0 (4 août 2026)
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil
- Cross‑platform availability (Linux, Windows, macOS, mobile, browser)
- Self‑hosted server option
- Password‑protected rooms for controlled access
- Basic user permission management
- Open‑source licensing
Ce qui change
- Jitsi is primarily video‑centric, whereas TeamSpeak is pure audio with very low latency
- Jitsi has no built‑in channel hierarchy; all participants share the same room
- End‑to‑end encryption is experimental in Jitsi, while TeamSpeak offers full‑end encryption by default
- Jitsi’s UI is web‑centric; TeamSpeak has a dedicated desktop client with a different look
- Jitsi does not provide the same level of granular per‑channel permissions or voice‑only controls
Ouvrir vos fichiers TeamSpeak
TeamSpeak uses .ts3server.ini and .ts3client.ini configuration files, plus .ts3server.sql for server data. Jitsi Meet does not read or write these files. To migrate, you would need to export user lists and channel structures manually and recreate them in Jitsi, which is not automated.
Passer de TeamSpeak à Jitsi Meet, étape par étape
- 1. Install Jitsi Meet on a Linux server or use a hosted instance.
- 2. Create a new conference room and set a password if you need restricted access.
- 3. Invite existing TeamSpeak users by sharing the Jitsi meeting URL and password.
- 4. Inform users that voice‑only mode is available by muting video or using the audio‑only option in the browser.
- 5. If you need channel‑like separation, use separate Jitsi rooms or the "breakout room" feature if available.
Fonctionnalités clés de Jitsi Meet
- Se connecte à tout déploiement Jitsi, y compris les serveurs auto-hébergés
- Aucun compte requis pour rejoindre ou animer des conférences
- Prend en charge le chiffrement de bout en bout pour une confidentialité renforcée
- Audio et vidéo de haute qualité utilisant les codecs Opus, VP8, VP9 et AV1
- Salles protégées par mot de passe pour un accès contrôlé
- Compatible avec les navigateurs web, permettant aux invités de rejoindre sans installer de logiciel
- Prise en charge des URL personnalisées pour des liens de réunion faciles à retenir
- Capacité d'utilisateurs illimitée, limitée uniquement par les ressources du serveur
Installer Jitsi Meet sous Linux
flatpak install flathub org.jitsi.jitsi-meetQuestions fréquentes
Does Jitsi Meet provide low‑latency audio like TeamSpeak?
Jitsi uses the Opus codec, which delivers good quality at low bandwidth, but it is not optimized for the ultra‑low latency that TeamSpeak targets. For most casual use it is acceptable, but competitive gamers may notice a slight delay.
Can I host Jitsi Meet on the same server I use for TeamSpeak?
Yes, you can run Jitsi Meet on the same Linux machine, but it will need additional resources (CPU, memory, and bandwidth). Ensure the server can handle both services simultaneously.
Is there a way to preserve TeamSpeak channel permissions in Jitsi?
Jitsi does not have a channel hierarchy, so you would need to create separate rooms or use the "moderator" role to control who can speak. There is no direct migration of permissions.
