I think a particular way of doing it, but basically agree. https://medium.com/@drice/good-bye-gnome-62d191081fb4#.94qxg21bk
2015-11-19 4:54 GMT-03:00 Daniel Pocock <dan...@pocock.pro>: > > > On 13/11/15 17:57, Charles Johnson wrote: > > > > >> > >> The current telepathy-resiprocate project uses the sipXtapi media stack > >> and only enables voice. Changing to the libjingle media stack and using > >> it for video support would give the same video codecs supported in > >> WebRTC, including WebM for HD quality. This would interact with > >> browsers directly without requiring any server to transform the media > >> streams. > >> > > > > Is there any current application that can do that? If so, I have not > seen any promotion. > > > > note: > > If that application is Jitsi unfortunately is a consuming system > resources. > > > > Yes, Jitsi can almost do that > > I've proposed a session in the FOSDEM desktops dev-room[1] where we > could discuss some of these issues in person and I could demonstrate > what I've been working on with Telepathy. Is anybody else interested in > participating in such a session? > > We also have a Real-Time Communication dev-room[2] but I thought that > something like this belongs in the Desktops dev-room because it really > has to be accepted by the desktop developer communities or there is no > point working on it. > > If there is a GNOME stand at FOSDEM or if GNOME is participating in any > other stand then it could also be interesting to demo Empathy video > calling from the GNOME stand to the Real-Time lounge. We have done this > in previous years with other projects too. > > Regards, > > Daniel > > 1. https://lists.fosdem.org/pipermail/fosdem/2015-November/002296.html > 2. http://danielpocock.com/fosdem-2016-free-rtc-dev-room-and-lounge >
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