Update:

 

Just recently we published a new demo, containing fragments of the coming WebRTC support of XSockets.NET you will find it on http://live.xsockets.net/examples/webrtc.

As next version of XSockets.NET will include support for the features found in WebRTC we are focusing on that right now!

Kind regards,

 

Magnus Thor

 

This example project of XSockets.NET WebRTC Support using WebSockets, PeerConnection, getUserMedia and more is built to show you how we can put together powerfull Realtime audio/video chats just using the browser.  

This example project includes:

  1. A MVC3 WebApp that "hosts" the WebSite 
  2. A XSockets.NET Development Server (included in out Nuget Package)
  3. A Custom WebSocketHandler (SignalingHandler.cs)
  4. A experimental JavaScript API for PeerConnection and XSockets.NET
  5. .. And more!

For more information about XSockets.NET please visit http://xsockets.net. Information regarding the WebRTC project visit http://webrtc.org

The example requires a WebRTC capable browser ( its tested on Google Chrome ) and you need to enable WebRTC in chrome , this is described here WebRTC on Chrome

Before you start have a quick look at the documentation, there is a few settings that you need to know about.

Kind regards

Magnus Thor

You will find a video here showing how it can look like - http://youtu.be/QqDuaJcxDrc

ps.

If you are interested in helping out with this project you are welcome!

 


Last edited Nov 7, 2012 at 8:13 PM by dathor, version 8