2014-11-25, 11:11
Hi Everyone,
I have bought a Raspberry Pi model B+ and using it as a personal media centre powered by OpenElec XBMC connected to my Bravia. I am loving every bit of it.
The only thing I am missing is an one touch video conferencing app like FaceTime on my iPhone. I did an extensive search in internet to find out if something is readily available but i didn't find any such app. (Please let me know if anything is readily available to be used with xbmc, so that i don't have to do it by myself)
As I didn't find anything ,I am planning to build one such app using all open source technologies. My plan is to use WebRTC for peer to peer connection and QML for developing a WebRTC client in XBMC.
I found this video on youtube where some guys have developed one such videoconferencing application using qtmediahub.
video conferencing using qtmediahub
Am I at the correct starting point ? what are the things I should consider before starting work?
Please suggest/advice.
I have bought a Raspberry Pi model B+ and using it as a personal media centre powered by OpenElec XBMC connected to my Bravia. I am loving every bit of it.
The only thing I am missing is an one touch video conferencing app like FaceTime on my iPhone. I did an extensive search in internet to find out if something is readily available but i didn't find any such app. (Please let me know if anything is readily available to be used with xbmc, so that i don't have to do it by myself)
As I didn't find anything ,I am planning to build one such app using all open source technologies. My plan is to use WebRTC for peer to peer connection and QML for developing a WebRTC client in XBMC.
I found this video on youtube where some guys have developed one such videoconferencing application using qtmediahub.
video conferencing using qtmediahub
Am I at the correct starting point ? what are the things I should consider before starting work?
Please suggest/advice.