webrtc broadcast

Recently, due to the needs of the project, I began to touch the WEBRTC thing. Unexpectedly the threshold of this thing is still pretty high, next share I stepped on the pit, hoping for the first contact with this thing in the future to help people.WEBRTC official websiteThe first step of course is to see the official homepage (www.webrtc.org), first the content of the homepage was roughly swept over, probably a little bit of understanding of this thin

Transferred from: http://www.cnblogs.com/gbin1/archive/2013/03/26/2982917.htmlWEBRTC changed the network, it helped us to be impossible to achieve in a few months ago, even the things that we dare not think about become a reality. Whether you're making video chats by visiting URLs or sharing files on your social network, WEBRTC is rapidly expanding the application horizon and looking for what can be achieved in Web applications.WEBRTC is a recommended

Recently, our team is developing a app to help people solve problem face to face.We Choose WEBRTC Protocol as our bridge among different platform (Android, IOS, browser etc).But there are a hole in Android 6.0 system, the protocol can not support Android 6.0 system.As we known, Libjingle (Http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/io.pristine) was built in December, 2015,It hasn ' t been updated in least one year. I do not know if

Reprint Please specify source: http://www.cnblogs.com/fangkm/p/4374610.htmlThe first two articles describe the running process of WEBRTC and the use of the framework interface, and then begin to analyze the local audio and video collection process. Due to the large space, video capture and audio capture are divided into two blog posts, where the video capture process is analyzed first. Analysis of the time of the first analysis of the

src\webrtc\examples\peerconnection\client\conductor.cc1, BOOL Conductor::initializepeerconnection ()1.1 WEBRTC::createpeerconnectionfactory();src\talk\app\webrtc\peerconnectionfactory.cc2, BOOL Peerconnectionfactory::initialize ()2.1.1 cricket::mediaengineinterface* peerconnectionfactory::createmediaengine_w() {Return Cricket::webrtcmediaenginefactory::create(Def

Transferred from: http://blog.csdn.net/nonmarking/article/details/47375849 This series is currently a total of three articles, follow up will also update WebRTC Videoengine Ultra-Detailed tutorial (i)--the basic process of video Call WebRTC Videoengine Ultra-Detailed tutorial (ii)--integrated OPENH264 codec WebRTC Videoengine Ultra-Detailed tutorial (iii)--integr

Broadcastreceiver can not only receive system broadcasts, but also receive customized broadcasts1. Define a broadcast receiver Copy Code code as follows: public class Myreceiver extends Broadcastreceiver { Public Myreceiver () { LOG.I (TAG, "myreceiver"); } Getaction () of intent can be used to distinguish between different broadcasts received @Override public void OnReceive (context arg0, Intent arg1) { String action=intent.get

First, IntroductionBroadcast receiver is a broadcast receiver that receives custom and system anchors. It can also be called a listener.Broadcast intent, like intent, is the medium of communication, and unlike intent, broadcast intent is received by multiple components at the same time.Broadcast intent broadcast mechanism, br