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For a client I created a telehealth system for mobile and desktop browsers atop Twilio Video and later OpenTok. As an experiment in cost savings, I dove into t
by fictorial 6y ago
For a client I created a telehealth system for mobile and desktop browsers atop Twilio Video and later OpenTok.
As an experiment in cost savings, I dove into the details and made a raw WebRTC version which worked well for a small number of users in peer to peer mode.
While I found plenty of device farms, none allowed use the device camera and mic.
How would you test a raw WebRTC video chat system short of buying a bunch of devices every generation?
- nerdbaggy 6y agoThis is what I do. You can make any audio or video the audio and video source. https://webrtc.org/getting-started/testing https://webrtc.org/getting-started/testing