audioconferencing | Audio conferencing system in Java using GStreamer
kandi X-RAY | audioconferencing Summary
kandi X-RAY | audioconferencing Summary
Audio conferencing system in Java using GStreamer and RTP over UDP. This software enables you to talk with people by joining rooms or by direct call (you can join and talk in several rooms and one one-to-one conversation at the same time). Rooms are implemented through multicast and one-to-one with standard unicast but there is no NAT traversal. Therefore for both modes it will not work on NAT or routed networks. We wanted to try to do this without any server (full P2P) but for the sake of simplicity we decided to have a central server just to manage presence of people. No audio is transferred through the server. Its code is available in this repository too.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Create room panel
- This method initiates all rooms
- Join a room
- Updates the room in a room
- Runs the handler
- Returns a string representation of the connection
- Clean up this bin
- Displays a list of rooms
- Displays a call to user
- Send an answer to a server
- Receive a new stream from the friend
- Read incoming messages
- Construct an Audience object from a string
- Handles incoming message
- Create the button panel
- Ask a contact
- Sends a message to a peer
- Creates the contacts panel
- Saves the contacts list
- Updates the room in the room
- Fetch contacts
- Creates the menu bar
- Creates a string representation of the subject
- Constructs an Audience object from a string
- Retrieves the username from the configuration file
- Simple test program
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QUESTION
I am trying to create online meeting using below code and passing all the details of app registration. Still its returning 404 error.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-08 at 02:32As your code shows, you use the auth code flow to get access token, then create onlineMeeting by MS Graph API. Please see my code, it works well.
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Long time lurker, but first time posting so please bear with me.
I am calling to the MS Graph API to generate a Teams meeting, I previously was doing this same thing but with Application permissions, which MS has decided to deprecate. So I am now setting things up to do this call using User permissions, the new correct way to do it.
I finally got the call itself working in my environment, however I am only getting a URL to join the meeting, no Dial-in or Conference ID so that users can call in from a phone. I've ensured that the account I'm using to generate the meetings is set up with a license for Teams and a Microsoft Audio Conferencing license, but still cannot get Audio Conferencing to return anything other than NULL in the return.
Here's the call I am making to the /beta/me/onlineMeetings endpoint
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-20 at 15:18This appears to be working now. My best guess is that I hadn't given the Audio Conferencing license enough time to replicate in our environment.
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Install audioconferencing
You can use audioconferencing like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the audioconferencing component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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