WebRTC video conferencing testing

Testing a three-party video conference in Google Chrome

Use these instructions for quick installation and configuration of the server. In addition to that, you can connect to our demo server demo.flashphoner.com to perform the tests

Test plan

Connect to WCS server
Create chat room
Connect two participants via an invite link to the chat room
Make sure that all the chat participants broadcast video streams

Testing video conferencing for three participants in Google Chrome

1. Log in to the server web-interface demo.flashphoner.com

Login_to_WCS

2. Select “Conference” from the menu on the left side of the page

choose_conference_WebRTC_RoomAPI_WebSocket_WCS

3. On the page that opens, in the “Login” field, specify a name for the first participant, for example, User 1, and click the “Join” button

join_user1_WebRTC_conference_RoomAPI_WebSocket_WCS

4. Copy the link from the “Invite” field at the bottom of the page

invite_WebRTC_conference_RoomAPI_WebSocket_WCS

5. Open a new Google Chrome browser window or another browser. Follow the copied link, enter the name for the second participant (User 2) in the “Login” field and click the “Join” button. Repeat these steps for the third party (User 3)

join_user2_WebRTC_conference_RoomAPI_WebSocket_WCS

6. Done! Users share video streams. In our example, testing is carried out on one computer using a virtual camera that plays the video, so the picture is the same for all users

stream_exchange_conference_WebRTC__RoomAPI_WebSocket_WCS

We successfully tested the conference for three participants in the Google Chrome browser. Similarly, the conference works in other browsers and mobile applications for Android and iOS.

More detailed information on the embedding of the conference in your web project can be found on the Embedding page.