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    shedy
    wrote on 7 Sept 2014, 01:00 last edited by
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    Hi.I have RTMP server (wowza, i can configure it for RTP, RTSP, but it will be better to keep RTMP).

    So, I need help with developing modules for videochat (i'm novice in qt and have big difficulties with this task).

    First of all, after you finish this work you can feel free to post this modules to any opensouce society (like github). And you will provide a great service to the qt VOIP society (I was searching for 2 weeks this solution... and found nothing...). So it will be interesting :)

    Let's begin. I need 2 QML (Qt 5.3) modules:
    1st - will send video and audio from webcamera to my rtmp server
    2nd - will receive video and audio from my server (from another user)

    It must look like this:

    RTMPPlayer { id: rtmpPlayer; visible: false; anchors.. }
    RTMPSender { id: rtmpSender; onlyAudio: false; bgImage: url, visible: false; anchors.. }

    after some event i will execute the code:

    rtmpPlay.visible = true;
    rtmpSender.visible = true;
    rtmpPlayer.play(url);
    rtmpSender.captureAndSend(url);

    So, i need easy components to work with. Thank you for your replies.

    P.S. Probably, i will need your help to compile it on my computer (I have really big problems with compiling different libraries like libvlc or other)

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      mismail
      wrote on 7 Sept 2014, 04:32 last edited by
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      I think it is not wise to send the video to the server.
      Why you don't make a direct communication between two peers?

      Regards,
      mismail

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        shedy
        wrote on 7 Sept 2014, 10:41 last edited by
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        [quote author="mismail" date="1410064373"]I think it is not wise to send the video to the server.
        Why you don't make a direct communication between two peers?

        Regards,
        mismail[/quote]
        Thank you for your remark. It's must be possible (or needed) to have a direct communication.

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          mrdebug
          wrote on 10 Sept 2014, 06:26 last edited by
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          Do you know FFmpeg I used it for my Qt videosurveilance system.

          Need programmers to hire?
          www.labcsp.com
          www.denisgottardello.it
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          Skype: mrdebug

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