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1. Working with WebRTC
How to set up your
own video
conferencing service

2. WebRTC.Org provides FAQ for this
process…

3. Do I need to be a programmer to use
WebRTC?
• Yes, to built WebRTC into a software
application programming skills are required
• However, JavaScript API’s that Call WebRTC in
the browser will only require typical web
development skills!

4. What you need…
• Your own Web Server (GoDaddy, Host Gator...)
• Basic HTML Experience
• JavaScript Experience
• A internet connection
• A webcam for testing

5. Step 1: Get the Source Code
from the Google Chrome GitHub

6. Here is the link
https://github.com/Goo
gleChrome/webrtc/tree/
master/samples/web/co
ntent/apprtc

7. Let’s look inside
HTML

8. HTML
HTML

9. CSS
CSS

10. JavaScript
JavaScript

11. Step 2: Check out what you just got..
For an example of what you get to play
with
• Basic User Demo
• WebRTC SnapShots
• Choose Camera Resolution
• Choose Camera and Microphone
• Face Tracking
• A Google Hangout Video Chat Client!

12. Step 3: Customize your SetUp
• The Demo JavaScript available from
WebRTC.Org will allow you connect multiple
web browsers using “Real Time
Communications”
• It’s all open source so you can customize in
any way you like

13. See what we did here?

14. Step 4: Upload/Host
• Upload your customized version of the
WebRTC Demo System to your web server
• Make sure you webserver support php5 or
later

15. Step 5: Launch a Video Call
• You should be able to put together the
WebRTC Demo source code and make a video
conferencing call using WebRTC

16. Check out our example of a
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