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With Discord’s recent announcement that they’re require a face scan or a picture of a government issued ID in order to prove you’re an adult, my gaming group is looking for a self-hosted solution for chat, voice and video.
So, I’m curious if I could run Nextcloud Talk + High Performance Backend on an 8GB Raspberry Pi 5 for a weekly 4 hour voice and video session for 6 people. I have bidirectional Gigabit Internet, so bandwidth should not be an issue. Just curious if a Pi5 could handle the voice and video, or if I need something beefier.
Probably depends on your needs.
If you are just looking for chat and voice, my friends and I run mumble (that is the desktop user client) in combination with murmur (that is the server part).
I have no experience with Pi - I would test. I can confirm Talk video call works for 4-5 participants with and without HPB on Intel Core i7 6700.. with AiO it should be easy to start a quick test - as long quality is good enough you can improve.. otherwise if the only goal is video likely more specialised alternatives are better suited (e.g. Jitsi)..
I have an Intel Mac mini, I am running as a Fedora Linux server. I installed the packaged version of Nextcloud and am trying to get Talk with High Performance Backend set up. This server does not have Docker installed. It has Podman. And I can’t get Nextcloud AIO to work with Podman. Which is discussion to be had in a different thread.
But I have a Raspberry Pi 5 installed with Docker, so that’s why I brought up the Pi.
I could try to use something more dedicated to video. I definitely want something self-hosted, because I can see these providers requiring age verification at some point.