Insert WebRTC-enabled web frame in native application

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Insert WebRTC-enabled web frame in native application

We are going to expand the existing Qt 5-based application to support video / audio chat using WebRTC.

We have already tried using the built-in QtWebkit Qt 5.0.2 widget without success, because getUserMedia () seems to be invisible to JavaScript or not implemented at all. After further research, we found that WebRTC is not currently supported by the latest version of QtWebkit. For example, required libraries such as libjingle are not included.

In confirmation of this, we found on the Internet the following:

http://qt-project.org/search/tag/webrtc (team working on integrating WebRTC into QtWebkit)
https://lists.webkit.org/pipermail/webkit-qt/2013-February/003501.html (several unsuccessful attempts to use WebRTC with QtWebkit)

Has anyone figured out how to integrate video / audio chat using WebRTC into your own application?

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c ++ qt webkit webrtc qtwebkit

Mythli Apr 17 '13 at 10:32

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David feurle · Accepted Answer · 2014-04-23T11:05:27+0000

Qt is currently switching from webkit to chrome. As far as I know, this new engine will support webrtc from the very beginning. This new project is called QtWebEngine . You can get the current status from here . I already compiled it and it pulls in libjingle and wraps it. Perhaps you should capture the source of QtWebEngine and test with this.

Insert WebRTC-enabled web frame in native application

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