Enterprise Services Integration

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

abinsmuhammad — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 01:35:58 GMT

hi..

Could you please help me to develop video conference ?? HOw you have developted using flash player ???

Thanks

Abins

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

kathirvelmm — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 07:23:35 GMT

"hamdanhashmi"am also working with the same type of requirement. if interested we can share and work on this module?

Have some good experience in socket programming, Network programming also with evolutionary algorithms

kathirvel.mariappan@rediffmail.com.

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

hamdanhashmi — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 15:31:05 GMT

mohanish if u dont mind can u give any example or tutorial how u do this?using asp.net as u said u did it please

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

robinspaul — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 08:11:32 GMT

After a couple of hours googling I got the following link:_

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/Video_Voice_Conferencing.aspx

But, I don't know how to implement this. Can anyone tell me whether I need any hardware to do it other than camera?

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

mohanish — Mon, 04 May 2009 12:11:31 GMT

ya u can use ASP.NET AND SQL SERVER 2005 for the video conference...as i am already using it....

what i did was that...i am using FMS(Flash media server ) fro it for real time application....using web cam and head phones with it make it easy with the adobe flash player.and then you can capture the videos for the real time applications u want...or liek what v did in chatting (webcam sharing)

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

srinumca — Mon, 04 May 2009 10:31:17 GMT

dear sir,

i am working with video conferencing project since 4 months i didnt get the correct result. My requirement is that i want to capture video from web cam and to arrange video conference between memebers through asp.net with c# and backend as SQL Server 2005.

If it is possible kindly send me the code or any small application on video capturing and video conference to my mail id gumma_rao@yahoo.co.in

Please send me reply

Thanks

Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

mohanish — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 15:04:01 GMT

hey all,

i have been working on applying video conferencing in asp.net for a long time and this really makes my hairs pull off from my head.

and i just came up with a solution that u have to use Flash Media server with ASP.NET in accordance with the Flash Action scripting for detecting the camera and all that stuff .

i have done with it ...and recently i posed it with the code.

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

pavipinnamaneni — Wed, 07 May 2008 12:22:19 GMT

can any one do help in this regard I am also struggling for this kind of requirement since man days.

I need to transfer live video on the internet and record that in parallel in the web forum

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

mariamhamid — Fri, 08 Jul 2005 03:29:03 GMT

hai...
I am also try to add netmeeting in my web. How should I start?
Please guide me....Thanks in advance.

mariam
adik692002@yahoo.com

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

HrairAv — Thu, 07 Oct 2004 12:36:11 GMT

Hi dear

Sorry for my poor English, but I thinck I can help you

Did you ever hear about rtc (Real time communication client and server)

You have to have it, and you can find all you need , just look at the help.

I created the program like you need, if you have any other questions just let me know

Hrair Avanesyan from Armenia, Yerevan(harry_eagle@yahoo.com)

PostScript: If you still have a problem to find things let me know, I can tell you there to find
and you have to know, what video conferencing is workin only on XP's and later platforms

Re: Help required for Video Conferencing using ASP.NET

thona — Wed, 23 Jul 2003 06:07:07 GMT

::Infact i'm also looking for some references for developing a video conferencing application
::using ASP.NET.

Technicall impsollible. ASP.NET is about turning over web pages or serving files. YOu dont seriously want to run videoconferencing ina HTML page with self refresh and a new image every time?

EVERY video conferencing solution has to run on the CLIENT. And with hugh rights (access to hardware - camera and microphone). ASP.NET could be used to turn out a page hosting such a control (as could static HTML), but this is all.

Use ASP.NET what is was done for.

::Is there any tools/third party tools are available to implement this functionality?

Netmeeting can be integrated in HTML pages, which is H.323 based.´(which most routers dont support). On XP the RTC framework could be used to write a control that you can host on a pag. WOuld be SIP based (which most routers dont support either, but then it has UPNP, and there some step in).

Help required for Video Conferencing using ASP.NET

parthi_b — Thu, 17 Jul 2003 11:26:26 GMT

I went thru ur comments and suggestion on video conferencing using C#. Infact i'm also looking for some references for developing a video conferencing application using ASP.NET.

Is there any tools/third party tools are available to implement this functionality?

Please help me out in this.

Thanks
Parthiban

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

thona — Tue, 13 May 2003 05:52:23 GMT

Well, start with reading the standards (SIP, RTP, RTPS, H323) and learn DirectShow from C++.

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

man_krastogi — Mon, 12 May 2003 19:58:43 GMT

Please let me know incase you got some references. In whole world of .NEt i cant find a good link to do video handling.

Thanks

Manoj

Re: Video Chat/Conferencing Resources/Documentation

thona — Thu, 03 Apr 2003 08:37:54 GMT

Welcome - you are bound for failure.

I spend around a year of time developing a video conferencing solution with a small team for a customer, and we are FAR from done. You have to handle a ton of different stuff. The documentation is out there - start with DirectShow (stream handling) and the RTP RFC's. Oh, and there are H.323 references available - they cost a little, but they are there.