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How would you implement a video chat application using node.js?
Any resources(tutorials, books, links) or a general gameplan/strategy would be greatly appreciated
Right now there are two Node.js projects for video chat. Both are experimental, but I've heard they work quite well if you can get them running.
https://github.com/webRTC/webrtc.io-client => The current champ for chat.
https://github.com/kdomagal/Web-RTC => Only a demo app
There is a Project that aims at these sorts of problems (http://www.webrtc.org/). I would probably stream the video to the server and then to the client, or wait til the P2P API is ready and then implement a P2P version if you have time to wait.
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I am looking for a message queue which can be used between nodejs and elixir. I know there are many queues support for nodejs but it is hard to find out one which provides API for both of these two languages. Does anyone know any implementation supports them? I want a open source solution for that.
RabbitMQ is a reasonable choice, it can be run locally (or in docker) and supports many languages http://www.rabbitmq.com/getstarted.html
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I'm starting a project in Unity 5.3.2, something like a VR simulation, and I would like to integrate a voice chat. I've made my own research but all I found are deprecated scripts, such as voice-chat, do you have any interesting (preferably free) alternative for Unet to accomplish my goal?
Thank you in advance!
I have successfully used that open-source project you mentioned with Unity 5.
If you take the master branch then it can work with Photon Networking.
However, for UNET you should take the Pull Request #5 branch:
https://github.com/fholm/unityassets/pull/5
You still need to actually wire it up with your networking code.
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I am trying to test a Chromecast application for DRM support. I have implemented the receiver and sender and wanted to find a test drm stream and a license url. Where can I find a test stream and a license URL to decrypt that stream?
I've got a sample app hosted here:
http://www.videws.com/eureka/ecp/
There are a SS with PlayReady and another MPEG-DASH with Widevine streams that you can give it a try. However there might be CORS limitation. Give it a try.
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Is there a library that can do video streaming with a WebRTC enabled browser from a linux application (not from another browser)?
Yes, there is the WebRTC Native API. It is written in C++(some C in there as well) and can be compiled on Linux, Windows, and OSX. It also contains sample apps that are written in C++ that work on Linux that are able to make calls with a browser.
Checkout the getting started guide and try and build some of their example apps that run natively.
Have a look at this, its awesome
https://github.com/ging/licode/
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I have to develop a minimal ssh client in j2me, and time is not a luxury.
It would be helpful if you guys got any links(libraries or documentation) so that i could take off right away.
Can you just use MidpSSH? It's open source, GPL-licensed, and unless you'd want to bundle it with proprietary software, it could be an excellent alternative.
There is MidpSSH, a mobile SSH client for MIDP devices. It's GPL licensed, the source code is available at the linked website. The license may not be compatible with your deployment scenario, but it's still a good source to get started.