On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 10:32:48 PM UTC-8, Jeremy Hermelin wrote:
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> Thank you Russ and Cal for your answers.
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> I'll take a look at WebRTC that seems to be a revolution in that domain,
> and it's a matter of time before it will spread to Safari or IE.
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Thanks also,
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Thank you Russ and Cal for your answers.
I'll take a look at WebRTC that seems to be a revolution in that domain,
and it's a matter of time before it will spread to Safari or IE.
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This really isn't something Django can do out of the box, but if
you're looking to get simple video streams integrated into your site,
then perhaps consider using LiveStream embed instead?
If you're looking to create your own service, then unless you are a
skilled programmer with experience in
Hi Jeremy,
What you're trying to tackle here is fairly complex - and for the most
part, won't have anything to do with Django. The capability of capturing
webcam video and sending it will be almost entirely "client side" - which
means that the logic will reside in the browser, and will be
Hi everybody,
I'm quite new in Django community. I've just learn the basics of the
framework, and now that I know how to create a "blog-style" website, I'm
wondering how to integrate video streams in my project. Do you have some
advices about that ? Any existing app ?
What I am looking for
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