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guy
guy

Reputation: 33

Video chat / conference SDK for .NET that WORKS?

After googling and binging for a whole day about this, and even trying some stuff unsuccessfully, I'm giving up, to ask you guys this question -

Is there on this planet a viable, downloadable SDK for .NET which one can use, out of the box, to add IP to IP (peer to peer) video conference / chat (or whatever people call it) to one's .NET, C# application???

That's exactly where I stand, and I need one ASAP. I have a WPF application that's waiting only for that missing link.

(I've tried AVSPEED's solution, doesn't work with my .NET framework 4 app, so I need something else)

Thanks!

Upvotes: 3

Views: 4039

Answers (2)

AVSPEED
AVSPEED

Reputation: 26

Here is your solution :

What does 'useLegacyV2RuntimeActivationPolicy' do in the .NET 4 config?

just open your app.config, add the useLegacyV2RuntimeActivationPolicy attribute as shown below :

This is necessary because the iConf.NET SDK makes use mixed-mode assemblies.

We have also sent you this via email -

Regards

AVSPEED, Inc.

Upvotes: 1

Mikos
Mikos

Reputation: 8553

You are asking for quite a lot OOTB :-)

Jabber.net might help you build a p2p conf./IMing solution very easily. GTalk and Facebook chat both XMPP (the Jabber protocol). Video conferencing is a bit trickier, the Jingle set of extensions offer a promising set of video/audio extensions to Jabber.

Upvotes: 0

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