Video Conferencing in HTML5: WebRTC via Web Sockets
Video Conferencing in HTML5: WebRTC via Web Sockets. Here is a brief summary of the steps involved to set up video conferencing in your browser: Set up a video element each for the local and the remote...
View ArticleOpera 12 arrives with webcam APIs and experimental WebGL support
Opera 12 arrives with webcam APIs and experimental WebGL support “Opera 12 has a lot to offer Web developers. The new version includes preliminary support for WebRTC, an emerging standard that is being...
View ArticleGoogle I/O 2012 – WebRTC: Real-time Audio/Video and P2P in HTML5 – YouTube
Google I/O 2012 – WebRTC: Real-time Audio/Video and P2P in HTML5 – YouTube An excellent presentation of WebRTC p2p connections for both media and data from Google I/O. Using data connections currently...
View ArticleGoogle Chrome Blog: New senses for the web
Google Chrome Blog: New senses for the web Chrome 21 has shipped with WebRTC support: “Chrome now includes the getUserMedia API, which lets you grant web apps access to your camera and microphone...
View ArticleMicrosoft proposes alternate spec for WebRTC
Microsoft proposes alternate spec for Web audio/video chat standard “Microsoft published a blog post today outlining its position on WebRTC, an emerging Web standard that aims to enable real-time audio...
View ArticleInitial notes on Microsofts CU-RTC-Web Proposal – Educated Guesswork
Initial notes on Microsofts CU-RTC-Web Proposal. “Yesterday, Microsoft published their CU-RTC-Web WebRTC API proposal as an alternative to the existing W3C WebRTC API being implemented in Chrome and...
View ArticleNode Roundup: Surviving npm Downtime, Waf Wall of Shame, stream-chat, Vein
Node Roundup: Surviving npm Downtime, Waf Wall of Shame, stream-chat, Vein Vein (License: MIT, npm: vein) is a WebSocket RPC module. It includes both client and server code, and a minimised build for...
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FOMS Workshop and the State of Open Web Video
The 2012 FOMS workshop took place in Paris, France. The working meeting consisted of focused sessions dedicated to bridging gaps among browser vendors and ensuing associative APIs meet the needs of...
View ArticleWebRTC hits Firefox, Android and iOS
WebRTC hits Firefox, Android and iOS “getUserMedia is available now in Chrome with no flags, as well as Opera, and Firefox Nightly/Aurora (though for Firefox you’ll need to set preferences). Take a...
View ArticlePlugins-Free WebRTC Based Peer 2 Peer Video Delivery – HTML5 Video
Originally posted on blog.kaltura.org . We invite you for a sneak preview of a new disruptive WebRTC based Peer to Peer technology and experience the first ever plugins-free, large-scale peer-assisted...
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