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Appear.in – WebRTC Video Conferencing
- ColonelPanic001 13y agoSeems to be throwing an error when I try to start a conference. Sounds interesting though.
- mikeash 13y agoThe error page it shows if my browser is not supported blocks use of the back button. Definitely recommend fixing that, as trapping users on an error page is a bad move.
- arcameron 13y agoWe run a project that also takes use of video conferencing with WebRTC: https://chat.echoplex.us/ https://chat.echoplex.us/ (make a new room by appending a different string to the URL) and https://github.com/qq99/echoplexus https://github.com/qq99/echoplexus
- skimmas 13y agoNice work. I think I might have found a bug: Scalling the brush on the white board doesn't seem to work. (on my keyboard that would be alt+8 and alt+9).
- mlinksva 13y agoWhat does "1v1 chat" mean in the readme, characterizing services like hangouts?
- arcameron 13y agoPretty much, most other services for chat are for single participants like hangouts (or most XMPP clients) and it doesn't make it particularly easy or obvious how you would invite others. That's generally what I meant by 1v1 when I wrote that. Right now, echoplexus will broadcast to everybody in the channel (unless you whisper). In the future, we'd like to use WebRTC data channels for pure P2P 1v1 chat (possibly also allowing GPG for identification and encryption) falling back to the whisper-like implementation if unavailable (but trying at all times to make it clear how you're connected)
- cpbotha 13y agoIt even does screen sharing! This could be useful for software demos where Google Hangouts are not supported / allowed.
- imtu80 13y agoIt is very interesting and fun playing with WebRTC. Couple months ago, I completed a weekend project https://github.com/imomin/videoChat https://github.com/imomin/videoChat