This repository contains a sample project showcasing the basics of the AddLive PhoneGap plug-in.
For more details please refer to AddLive home page: http://www.addlive.com.
Please note that tutorials require at least version v3.0.0.27 of the AddLive SDK.
You will find the implementation steps in their respective folders.
In case of any questions or issues - feel free to reach us at http://community.addlive.com.
This tutorial covers platform initialization and calling service methods.
The sample application showcasing the functionality simply loads the SDK, calls the getVersion method and displays the version string in a label.
This tutorial covers devices handling, local preview control and rendering.
The sample application implemented, initializes the platform, sets up camera devices, starts local video and renders it using ADL.renderSink
This tutorial covers basic connectivity features of the AddLive platform.
The sample application implemented, initializes the platform and sets up local preview as per Tutorial 2. It allows also user to connect to a media scope with a hardcoded id.
This tutorial covers the new feature on V3 - Speech Activity.
The sample application implements the listener onSpeechActivity which receives the user id and activity of each user in the session.
This tutorial covers implementation of more advanced video conferencing application and employs all of the connectivity-related features of the AddLive SDK.
The sample application renders each new user within a scroll view allowing you to swipe between the video feed in the session.
This tutorial provides a sample implementation of screen sharing functionality
The sample application renders the screen shared within the App. Please notice that you will only be able to receive streaming of an user within your session you will not be able to share your screeen as it's not supported on mobiles.
This tutorial provides a sample implementation of one of the many uses you can give to the speechActivity feature.
The sample application renders only the video of the speaking person and we achieve this making use of the onSpeechActivity listener and it's parameters.
All code examples provided within this repository are available under the MIT-License. For more details, please refer to the LICENSE.md