Hello Maxim,
thank you for this detailed description.
Best regards,
René
Am 15.04.2019 um 11:05 schrieb Maxim Solodovnik:
It seems I wasn't clear enough.
I'll try to explain everything one more time.
Since screen-sharing is now WebRTC based we (OM devs) can only call
browser API to
It seems I wasn't clear enough.
I'll try to explain everything one more time.
Since screen-sharing is now WebRTC based we (OM devs) can only call browser
API to control it
Different browsers, different controls, different UI
FF (all OSes) allows to choose what to share, this is why there is
In Chrome the box is grey. Once you click on "Start Screening" on the
new window that pops up "Share your screen" look at the top bar and you
should see where to select what you want to share (see image)
Your Entire Screen
Application Window
Chrome Tab
On 4/13/19 2:40 PM, R. Scholz wrote:
Right now it is looking like it is OS dependent (But I can not verify
fully) In Windows 7 using both Firefox and Chromium Based Browsers
(Chrome / Opera) the application I am testing screening sharing with
(E*Trade Pro java) when doing application / windows sharing you get a
black screen.
Hello,
in the evening I spent some time to ttry out the dekstop-sharing under
different circumstances.
OS: Windows 10 1809
Browser: Firefox 66.0.3
When I choose the "sharing-icon" I can slect between 3 possibilites.
No matter what I choose: A Software written in Delphi make at the viewer
Is this behavior Browser/OS dependent?
On Sat, 13 Apr 2019 at 17:23, Aaron Hepp wrote:
> Looks like there is some "program types" that it has trouble capturing.
> Would say a flaw of WebRTC. I have the same problems with certain java
> based programs. When doing the screen sharing, you will
Looks like there is some "program types" that it has trouble capturing.
Would say a flaw of WebRTC. I have the same problems with certain java
based programs. When doing the screen sharing, you will get a black
screen but if you look every now and then is will show for a brief
instance then
