A Room represents a real-time audio, video, and/or screen-share session, and is the basic building block for a Programmable Video application.Let’s start with an overview of the Programmable Video API: You can still access lower-level primitives, but that’s not required to get started.Īdditionally, Programmable Video provides the missing pieces required to use WebRTC to build sophisticated applications: Global STUN/TURN relays, media services for large-scale group conferences and recording, and signaling infrastructure are all included. If you’ve worked with WebRTC in the past, you’ll find that Programmable Video provides a simple wrapper around WebRTC’s lower-level APIs to make it easy to build rich audio and video applications. Then come back to this guide for more detail on how to add video to your own app.

Note: If you haven’t already done so, take a look at the open source video collaboration app and quickstart apps. This guide provides you with an overview of the key objects you'll use in the Programmable Video API to build your video application with the Twilio Programmable Video Android SDK. Insights, Troubleshooting, and Diagnostics.Specify Audio and Video Constraints in JavaScriptĭeveloping High Quality Video ApplicationsĪdd Programmable Voice Participants to Video RoomsĬonfiguring Audio, Video Input and Output devices Understanding Video Recordings and Compositions

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