About the Infinity Connect desktop client
The Pexip Infinity Connect desktop client is a stand-alone video client that provides access to Pexip Infinity services. It is currently supported on:
- Microsoft Windows 7 and later
- Mac OS X 10.7 and later
- Ubuntu Linux
The Infinity Connect desktop client does not verify TLS certifications and therefore should not be used on untrusted networks.
Hardware requirements
The performance of the Infinity Connect desktop client can depend upon which other applications are currently running on the client system.
However, as a minimum we recommend that your client system has:
- 4 GB of RAM
- Intel Core i5 processor or equivalent
Installing the Infinity Connect desktop client
To install the Infinity Connect desktop client, go to www.pexip.com/software-download and download and install the appropriate file for your OS:
- Windows 32-bit: pexip-infinity-connect_win-ia32_<release>.msi. Click on this file to install the 32-bit Windows version of the Infinity Connect desktop client automatically. During the installation process the Infinity Connect icon will be added to the desktop, and an entry will be added to the Windows registry to allow links prefixed with pexip: to open automatically in the Infinity Connect desktop client.
- Windows 64-bit: pexip-infinity-connect_win-x64_<release>.msi. Click on this file to install the 64-bit Windows version of the Infinity Connect desktop client automatically. During the installation process the Infinity Connect icon will be added to the desktop, and an entry will be added to the Windows registry to allow links prefixed with pexip: to open automatically in the Infinity Connect desktop client.
- OS X: pexip-infinity-connect_osx-x64_<release>.dmg. Unzip this file and move it to the folder.
- Linux 32-bit: pexip-infinity-connect_linux-ia32_<release>.tar.gz. Unzip this file and move it to the desired folder.
- Linux 64-bit: pexip-infinity-connect_linux-x64_<release>.tar.gz. Unzip this file and move it to the desired folder.
When users open the desktop client, they are asked to enter the alias of the conference or person they want to call (for example meet.alice@example.com).
System administrators and conference organizers can also provide a preconfigured link to a conference alias.