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html5 and webRTC support? #26

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sequoiar opened this issue Aug 25, 2012 · 15 comments
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html5 and webRTC support? #26

sequoiar opened this issue Aug 25, 2012 · 15 comments

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@sequoiar
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Does node-webkit fully support html5 and webRTC? Any test cases?

@zcbenz
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zcbenz commented Aug 25, 2012

HTML5 support is on the same level with Chromium, though some media features may not open. WebRTC could be supported but we have not opened it now.

Any test case on browsers can also run on node-webkit.

@sequoiar
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How to enable webRTC in node-webkit when compile it?

@zcbenz
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zcbenz commented Aug 26, 2012

Sorry I'm not familiar with WebRTC, there should be a flag to open it somewhere. I add this as todo but you may have to wait until 0.2.4.

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zcbenz commented Aug 26, 2012

To implement WebRTC, we need to override ContentBrowserClient::GetMediaObserver, currently there is an implementation in chrome/browser/media, but it would take some time to move it to node-webkit.

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I think we need a strategy for all the features enabled in the browser but not in the content shell.


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Subject: Re: [node-webkit] html5 and webRTC support? (#26)

To implement WebRTC, we need to override ContentBrowserClient::GetMediaObserver, currently there is an implementation in chrome/browser/media, but it would take some time to move it to node-webkit.


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zcbenz commented Aug 26, 2012

features implemented in browser usually heavily rely on other features of browser, such as preferences, proxies, webui, extensions and many others. I thinks we should just borrow the code, and implement our own.

@zcbenz zcbenz closed this as completed in 6f8ea52 Aug 31, 2012
@Gary-zhouxianjun
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0.8.2 support webrtc?

@youxiachai
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@Gary-zhouxianjun you can see this node-webkit app https://www.sqwiggle.com/ look like use webrtc

@Gary-zhouxianjun
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@youxiachai THX but not is node webkit app, browser webrtc i know.

@youxiachai
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@Gary-zhouxianjun node-webkit already support webrtc .. and https://www.sqwiggle.com/ is true node-webkit app,you can find in https://github.com/rogerwang/node-webkit/wiki/List-of-apps-and-companies-using-node-webkit

@Gary-zhouxianjun
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Oh. my computer is not camera, can you help me try?

@Gary-zhouxianjun
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@youxiachai Oh. my computer is not camera, can you help me try? you see https://talky.io/

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@Gary-zhouxianjun node-webkit already support webrtc..... I test it long long ago .....

@Gary-zhouxianjun
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@youxiachai THX Is my problem,win7 ok but win8.1 not support. also, You know not why tray events in new window open it

@Gary-zhouxianjun
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@youxiachai Go back and verified, the security software is blocking the camera, so WebRTC can not open

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