For a recent university project, our team was tasked to deliver a video calling feature for both our iOS and web app. There are many solutions out ...
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Michael Neu on August 20, 2019
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Hi Michael,
Why it is not displaying the camera video? Only black rectangle.
When I open the inspect element, I could see this:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'getUserMedia' of undefined
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Jake
it doesn't give error on mozilla, only on chrome
Thank you for your Article! It really helped me to grasp the concepts.
I know it's been a while.
I write a browser based app (game) that does not require a server for its mechanics - it could be delivered with GitHub Pages.
But I want two players to be able to play a PvP match.
I imagine the process like this:
I as a developer am lazy and aware of the responsibilities that come with providing and implementing servers. Therefore I want to avoid to write ANY code that runs on a server.
Here are my questions:
stun.stunprotocol.orga free and public service, or is it a placeholder for I server I need to provide?Best Wishes!
Hello Michael, I like your article thanks for your effort.
Moreover, I want to mention an open source video conferencing tool that I am using. It is here
It is ready to use! It includes the frontend, all APIs and user interface to build large-scale, ultra-low latency video and audio conferencing and webinars.
You can also ask for a demo request: antmedia.io/portmeet-app/
Good fortune of reading your article regarding WebRTC. You can also go through this article for reference so you can make the best of it with 5000+participant support and 10,000 free minutes every month . For further Read you can prefer this article . dev.to/videosdk/video-calling-in-j....
Hello Michael,
Very nice article!
If I may also mention MiroTalk :)
MiroTalk is an Open-Source Self Hosted WebRTC, Simple, Secure, Scalable, Fast Real-Time Video Conferences Up to 4k and 60fps, compatible with all browsers and platforms.
MiroTalk P2P
GitHub: github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotalk
Demo: mirotalk.up.railway.app/
MiroTalk SFU
GitHub: github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotal...
Demo: sfu.mirotalk.org
Difference
github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotal...
Presentation
canva.com/design/DAE693uLOIU/view
Many thanks!
Nice article!
This is great! I was just looking at how to do this, but there are a lack of good up-to-date tutorials out there. Thanks!
Hi Michael,
Thank you for nice article. I would like to ask one question, you mentioned in the article that ICE servers are STUN/TURN servers which generates ICE candidates. I just want to know if ICE servers are not specified webrtc client object(assume both parties are in the same network), who creates ICE candidates?
I like the point you made at the top about minimum required steps - its so hard to find in the video and chat space!
Great post, thanks for sharing!
I've been using ant media server webrtc data channel to build a live chat system. antmedia.io you can also add ultra-low latency video.
Can you please explain how can we achieve this for an iOS and Android application?