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1 – Introduction to webRTC
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1 – Introduction
04:23
2 - All my code github link
3 – Getting the codebase for a specific video
04:03
4 – How I code
03:57
5 – What is webRTC and what does it do
04:55
6 – But its 2023 Why would I use webRTC over an SDK Zoom
05:52
2 – Project getUserMedia playground lame project that teaches you the basics
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7 – Project file setup
02:50
8 – getUserMedia where everything starts
12:52
9 – Play the feed getTracks and MediaStreamTracks
07:17
10 – A few UI updates
08:50
11 – Constraints overview getSupportedConstraints and getCapabilities
10:05
12 – Changing resolution framerate aspect ratio applyConstraints
08:14
13 – Recording a feed MediaRecorder and webRTC
12:39
14 – Update buttons
04:31
15 – Capturing the screen
09:38
16 – Getting available inputoutputs with enumerateDevices
09:24
17 – Loading up inputoutput options
10:32
3 – rtcPeerConnection Stream video peer to peer
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18 – Section Demo Overview
05:58
19 – rtcPeerConnection and signaling
07:21
20 – Signaling Part 1 SDP
02:58
21 – Signaling Part 2 ICE and STUN
06:56
22 – File Structure
07:26
23 – local RTC
13:39
24 – setLocalDescription
04:07
25 – Socketio and HTTPS setup
09:26
26 – Connection TaskList
05:45
27 – Connection TaskList part 2
12:29
28 – emit newOffer
09:05
29 – Emit iceCandidates
08:18
30 – Load existing and new offers on all clients
09:08
31 – Create answer
08:52
32 – Error handling the signaling process
07:51
33 – Emitting answer
07:17
34 – Listening for answer and setRemoteDescriptionanswer
06:28
35 – Apply ICE candidates Part 1
08:06
36 – Apply ICE candidates Part 2
05:16
37 – Add tracks from remote peer MAGIC
05:34
38 – Loading on another device on the same network
04:37
4 – webrtc and React a TeleLegal site
0/45
39 – Project Demo
05:30
40 – Project Structure and Frontend Setup
05:33
41 – Backend Setup
07:53
42 – Creating a JWT link to simulate scheduling
10:43
43 – Add ReactRouter for our frontend
05:26
44 – Setup JoinVideo route and get the decoded data in React
08:11
45 – Add starting components
09:32
46 – Wire up redux and make callStatus reducer
07:37
47 – Add action buttons bootstrap and fontawesome
07:27
48 – getUserMedia and store the stream in redux
09:20
49 – Create peerConnection and store it in redux
06:44
50 – Thinking through where our functions belong a few bug fixes
06:14
51 – Abstracting the Video and Audio buttons
07:36
52 – Adding the local video feed
09:37
53 – Add our tracks to the peerConnection
07:58
54 – Enable and disable mute the local video feed
06:23
55 – Display local video inputs camera options
11:20
56 – Set new video device on select
06:53
57 – replaceTracks
08:18
58 – Abstract DropDown component
03:07
59 – Set up AudioButton component
10:57
60 – Switch Audio Input and Output Devices
10:53
61 – Start mute unmute audio
09:53
62 – Organize offers on backEnd and add uuid
07:47
63 – createOffer once the tracks are shared
13:08
64 – Add Dashboard markup for professional
04:48
65 – Optional Overview of markup
01:52
66 – Authenticate professional
09:44
67 – socket refactoring
09:08
68 – Reorganize Appointment Data
03:14
69 – Pull Appointment Data
09:24
70 – Listen for offers on the client
10:59
71 – Create join video route for professional
05:36
72 – Add Call Info to Professional Video Page
03:44
73 – Create Answer and set Descriptions
10:12
74 – Review Task List and Cheer for Our Progress
06:32
75 – Emit Answer Up To Server
07:57
76 – Listen for New Answer On the Client
11:49
77 – Emit Ice Candidates To Server
09:17
78 – Send Ice Candidates to clients
12:38
79 – Add Ice Candidates to Peer Connection
11:36
80 – AddTracks and VICTORY test app
05:34
81 – Fix 2 small bugs
02:19
82 – Make the HangupButton do something
05:24
83 – ReplaceTracks on change device
07:53
5 – Deploying Our App To AWS
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84 – Drawing Out And Explaining The Process
15:24
85 - Warning this section is deploying not WebRTC and might be hard
86 – Setting up a hopefully free AWS server to run our app on
35:58
87 – Getting a Domain Setting It To Point At Our Server Install Apache
17:23
88 – Pulling files onto our server from github and building React
19:34
89 - htaccess file and vhost for next lecture
90 – Vhost Telling Apache Where Our Sites Are
12:16
91 - Reverse Proxy Vhost For the backend
92 – HTTPS and Reverse Proxy Vhost
23:27
Mastering webRTC – make a video chat app!
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