@GrahamcOfBorg build bluejeans-gui

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@matthewbauer what's the status of this?

The sound isn't working for me here. Did it work for you out of the box? If so, which desktop environment are you using?

@steveej Just tried on my system. Audio did not work on my initial try, and then I reconnected the meeting and it started working (you can join to a test meeting with meeting code 111).

I'm using i3 as a window manager, and pulseaudio (hardware.pulseaudio.enable = true).

I can confirm that the call sound works after reconnecting to it, however the test sound doesn't. Do you have a clue what the issue could be?