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Skype for Web

• andreash 12y ago
  anyone tested it?
• azdle 12y ago
  Is this actually available? There aren't any links to it in the post and I can't find anything by logging into my account.
  • k-mcgrady 12y ago
    From the post: "look out for access to Skype for Web on Skype.com in the coming weeks" and "We’re making Skype for Web available to small number of existing and new users to begin with, and gradually rolling out worldwide in the coming months – look out for an invite when you sign in to your Skype account on Skype.com."
• hagope 12y ago
  long overdue...
• JoeAltmaier 12y ago
  Sococo for web has worked for some time now (shameless plug). We call it 'guest access' since its usually for people that want to participate but don't have the regular client. Its tricky - you need a web portal for audio and video streaming, and some special servers to bridge to the common media servers for switching. Most open source is about playing streams, so there are issue with latency and dynamic configuration (bugs in the Open Source libraries).
• marquis 12y ago
  Using WebRTC I assume? If so it may mean there are more devs contributing/posting bugs for the WebRTC project which can only benefit everyone. Edit: the description says "Mac OS: Safari 6 and above." Safari doesn't support WebRTC and Skype says "no downloads". So either this document is incorrect or Skype is using Flash.
• ndesaulniers 12y ago
  How does this work? I assumed the ORTC stuff was incompatible with SDP based browsers (FF, Chrome), thought I'm sure those tokens can be translated. I'm more so curious how Safari is supported, as without a plugin I didn't think it had support for WebRTC.