Videoconferencing is a large domain.
Solutions dépends a lot of precise specification :
- networking (public IP adresses, private ones or mixed ones)
depending on different locations of your clients.
- ID : would you use normalized IDs (user registrar, user ip )
- IM : be careful, there are some restrictions (I work on it)
- Videoconferencing : how many simultaneous users, how each client
will connect to the conf?
After many and many trials, the most usable solution I found is using a
PBX (like Asterisk) to host services like IM and VC and something
useful, integrating Julius ASR on the PBX to have speech to text
instant transcription. I can also connect my PBX with ekiga.net users
(or any public or private network using SI PBX) if needed.
Today, with this architecture, I can use IM and VC with following
limits :
- IM only when SIP com is established (modified chan_sip asterisk
module)
- VC : only one channel at a time but switching with DTMF (modified
app_conference - MeetMe).
- Multicast will be also easyer to develop using a centralized
architecture.
I use in fact Ekiga client.
Le 15/05/2010 13:00, Rohit Negi a écrit :
Hi All,
I have to work on a project which has video conferecing and
Instant messaging features . I have compiled ptlib,opal,ekiga source
code in cent OS 5.4.but i donot know which file should i use in my
project after compiling ptlib ,opal ,ekiga ? and I also want to know
that can i use this compiled code in windows?
Please give any good suggestion.
thanks,
rohit
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