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Add sample for how to embed video calls #2
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geopet
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Not that this is an issue at all, but I have heard through the grapevine that south central location may provide a slight advantage due to under use. @WilliamMortlMicrosoft can you confirm?
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This pull request contains a sample of how to embed video calls and how to notify the service when the video call finished, which corresponds to the part of the architecture highlighted in red below:
So far I investigated two video call providers: AppRTC and Jitsi. The former has the benefit of being simpler. The latter has the benefit of being more feature-complete.
If you wish to try out the functionality, you can use my test deployment via AppRTC or Jitsi.