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Temasys Plugin #216

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HughIsaacs2 opened this issue Jun 28, 2014 · 21 comments
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Temasys Plugin #216

HughIsaacs2 opened this issue Jun 28, 2014 · 21 comments

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@HughIsaacs2
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The people at Temasys made a WebRTC plugin for Windows and Mac OS X (working in both Internet Explorer and Safari), would you guys ever consider supporting it?

https://temasys.atlassian.net/wiki/display/TWPP/WebRTC+Plugins

@khankuan
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+1

@michelle
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Yeah definitely!

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@michelle
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After taking a look at the plugin, if they're building on the WebRTC spec,
PeerJS should just work when dropped in. I'm interested in seeing how their
DataChannel API compares to the current spec.

Michelle

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Yeah definitely!

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@agouaillard
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hi,

yes, the plugin implements the specs exactly. I also use it to report problems and to implements tests at the standard committee.

there is a little bit of JS magic to do to actually map the plugin functions to the W3C API. There is also a little bit of magic that need to happen as the plugin is replacing a

@btrost
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btrost commented Sep 4, 2014

Combined effort of Temasys and PeerJS would be awesome

@needitfast
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Anyone tried it yet? cause for me IE is emediatly crashing if i just try to load temasys adapter and peerjs

@fyyyyy
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fyyyyy commented Dec 22, 2014

See also #81

@needitfast
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thanks, i thought webrtc4all is discontinued so i didnt pay much attention to it

@needitfast
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Well i kept trying to run adapter.js and peer.js together, but couldnt get it to work. Is there any more information out there what exactly is needed to make them play nice and stop crashing each other?

@luongnv89
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Hello,
It seems PeerJS does not work with Temasys plugin. This is my test on Safari, Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10.2. The error was 'browser-incompatible'.
screen shot 2015-03-13 at 14 41 08

@fyyyyy
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fyyyyy commented Mar 13, 2015

Try changing these lines in peer.js

if (!util.supports.audioVideo && !util.supports.data ) {
this._delayedAbort('browser-incompatible', 'The current browser does not support WebRTC');
return;
}

@luongnv89
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@fyyyyy Thank you for your reply.
After ignoring 'browser-incompatible' error. I could create a Peer object:
screen shot 2015-03-13 at 15 58 49
But still could not connect with other peer. The error I got:
screen shot 2015-03-13 at 15 55 35
Any more help? Thanks!

@agouaillard
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Temasys/AdapterJS#55

@serrynaimo
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You can always use http://skylink.io/web instead of PeerJS, too ;) hint hint :)
< /shameless-plug >

@ulifigueroa
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Any updates on this? Has anyone been working on this?

@agouaillard
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We haven't started yet on our side.

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@needitfast
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Working yes, got it to work properly, no :)

@ulifigueroa
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Do you have any branch or fork I can take a look at? how far have you gone?

oooookk7 pushed a commit to oooookk7/peerjs that referenced this issue May 6, 2015
oooookk7 pushed a commit to oooookk7/peerjs that referenced this issue May 6, 2015
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@agouaillard
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Hi everyone, We did a first integration. Leticia just pushed three commits yesterday about it, and open the ticket #285 for some items that might need to be addressed on peerJS side.

You should have everything there to use Temasys plugin with peerJs ;-)

Cheers.

@antonioaguilar
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Can anyone point me on the best way to start investigating some of the issues with the temasys plugin and peerjs? I'm still familiarising with peerjs ... I would like to know if some of the issues are specific to the plugin or peerjs? thanks.

@agouaillard
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It should be pretty much working right now.
You can contact temasys there:
http://skylink.io/plugin/

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Can anyone point me on the best way to start investigating some of the
issues with the temasys plugin and peerjs? I'm still familiarising with
peerjs ... I would like to know if some of the issues are specific to the
plugin or peerjs? thanks.


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