This sample app shows how to accomplish basic tasks using the OpenTok Android SDK. It connects the user with another client so that they can share an OpenTok audio-video chat session. The app uses the OpenTok Android SDK to implement the following:
- Connect to an OpenTok session
- Publish an audio-video stream to the session
- Subscribe to another client's audio-video stream
- Record the session, stop the recording, and view the recording
- Implement text chat
- Use a simple custom audio driver for audio input and output
- Use a custom video renderer
- Use a simple custom video capturer
- Use a custom video capturer that uses the device camera
- Publish a screen-sharing stream
- Use video capturer to obtain still screen captures of the camera used by a publisher
For a full description and walk-through of this code, go to https://tokbox.com/developer/tutorials/android/.
The code for this sample is found the following git branches:
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basics.step-1 -- This branch shows you how to set up your project to use the OpenTok Android SDK.
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basics.step-4 -- This branch shows you how to connect to the OpenTok session.
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basics.step-5 -- This branch shows you how publish a stream to the OpenTok session.
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basics.step-6 -- This branch shows you how to subscribe to a stream on the OpenTok session.
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archiving -- This branch shows you how to record the session.
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signaling.step-1 -- This branch shows you how to use the OpenTok signaling API.
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signaling.step-2 -- This branch shows you how to implement text chat using the OpenTok signaling API.
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signaling.step-3 -- This branch adds some UI improvements for the text chat feature.
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audio-driver.step-1 -- This branch shows you how to implement a custom audio driver that uses a simple audio capturer.
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audio-driver.step-2 -- This branch shows you how to implement a custom audio driver that uses a simple audio renderer.
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basic-renderer -- This branch shows the basics of implementing a custom video renderer for an OpenTok subscriber.
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basic-capturer -- This branch shows the basics of implementing a custom video capturer for an OpenTok publisher.
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camera-capturer -- This branch shows you how to use a custom video capturer using the device camera as the video source.
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screensharing -- This branch shows you how to use the device's screen (instead of a camera) as the video source for a published stream.