User talk:Rahul21/GSoC2014 Proposal
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| Thread title | Replies | Last modified |
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| Old browser options? | 5 | 12:15, 19 March 2014 |
| Demo available | 0 | 21:00, 18 March 2014 |
| Editing existing audio/video clips? | 2 | 20:48, 18 March 2014 |
Are there options for users still using IE?
WebRTC support for Internet Explorer has been tested on Chrome Frame for Internet Explorer users in non-metro mode. WebRTC is the trend in real time communication, sooner or later I dont see any reason why I wont be fully supported on all the browsers. Sir are some other functionalities that you would like to see?
Chrome Frame is no longer supported, so that is not a good solution.
I completely agree that WebRTC is the current trend. However, there are still a number of WikiEducator users using IE, and it would be ideal to find a solution that does not leave them behind.
I agree to that fact, but with the all the goodies that WebRTC brings, they do not have legacy browser support. But with all that webRTC has to offer I guess upgrading to a modern browser would not be a bad choice. An other lovely usecase : I saw that wikiEducator uses a proprietary tool for video conferencing, using WebRTC we can build a lovely p2p conferencing tool. Again it is a toughie, but I would not mind adding this in the project scope( or atleast completing a major part )
While we do use G+ Hangouts for most of our video conferences, we also have a WebRTC conferencing tool embedded right in the wiki using the TogetherJS library. Enable the CollabOERate feature on the Gadgets page of your preferences.
https://github.com/rahul21/Audio_Recorder
Please have a look.
Is it practical to allow users to edit (or at least trim) existing clips?
If editing is possible, how will wiki attribution be tracked?
Sir, creating an editing tool is a huge task, there are alternatives but. For example : http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ It is an open source audio editing tool. I have not thought about making this tool within the scope of this porject, but it looks like a good addition
We use the Kaltura collaborative video editor in WikiEducator pages. It would be great if there were a similar project that handled WebM.
