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My project, Ezcall, demonstrates a lightweight call signaling and peer-to-peer control of WebRTC video conferencing.
Two main goals of this project are: (1) to show a lightweight call signaling using push notifications, as well as serverless call signaling using email messaging, and (2) to do peer-to-peer control of video conferencing application logic, using WebRTC API in the browser.
Checkout this demonstration video of a virtual camera using RTC Helper.
The sub-project "RTC Camera and Screen" is user friendly, and allows you to easily customize camera and screen share behavior on web video conferencing apps that use WebRTC's getUserMedia and getDisplayMedia APIs.
RTC Helper is a simple and easy-to-use software that can intercept WebRTC (web real-time communication) and related APIs in the browser, and change the behavior of web apps in real-time. It allows you to analyze, customize and improve audio/video communication on third-party websites as well as your own web apps.
Two main goals of this project are: (1) to allow end-user customization of WebRTC experience, without depending on the features provided or supported by the third-party websites, and (2) to allow developers to rapidly create proof-of-concept (PoC) of innovative ideas and emerging features built on top of WebRTC.