We don't have native clients for raspberry.
Perhaps you can run headless chrome on raspberry device and capture cam or play a stream from WCS server. But we never tested headless chrome on raspberry. Though headless chrome works fine on Linux. We use it for load tests https://flashphoner.com/comparing-load-testing-methods/
As you can see from the article, headless chrome operates exactly as UI Chrome.
Perhaps you can run headless chrome on raspberry device and capture cam or play a stream from WCS server. But we never tested headless chrome on raspberry. Though headless chrome works fine on Linux. We use it for load tests https://flashphoner.com/comparing-load-testing-methods/
As you can see from the article, headless chrome operates exactly as UI Chrome.
Corrado
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Maybe i haven't been clear in my previous post, we only need voice NOT video, so maybe we could setup webcallserver to act as a sip just for internal calls of users attache to our internal vpn network. This way it would be easy to have a sip software working on a raspberry.
Basicly we need to be able to talk from a webpage to a rasperry with 4G (server and raspberry are on same vpn so no networks probs).
Basicly we need to be able to talk from a webpage to a rasperry with 4G (server and raspberry are on same vpn so no networks probs).
WCS is not a SIP server, it is a WebRTC-SIP gateway server. So you need a standalone SIP PBX (OpenSIPS, Asterix etc). In this case:
1. Raspberry client makes a SIP call (using some native SIP softphone) to a SIP conference arranged on SIP PBX
2. Web clients make a SIP calls in browser using WCS to the same SIP conference
3. All the participants talk to each other.
Corrado
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I think it can be done without a SIP server and i am following your guide at the below link, but it doesn't work. What am i missing here?
we added
enable_local_videochat = true
we added
enable_local_videochat = true