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The Open Video Call Linux Sample App is an open-source demo that will help you get video chat integrated directly into your Linux applications using the Agora Video SDK.
With this sample app, you can:
- Join / leave channel
- Mute / unmute audio
- Enable / disable video
- Change camera
- Setup resolution, frame rate and bit rate
This demo is written in C++
Agora Video SDK supports iOS / Android / Windows / macOS etc. You can find demos of these platform here:
First, create a developer account at Agora.io, and obtain an App ID. set appID in run.sh
--appId "Your app ID"
Next, download the Agora Video SDK from Agora.io SDK. Unzip the downloaded SDK package and copy
- libagora_rtc_sdk.so
to the "OpenVideoCall/libs" folder in project(the old one may be over written).
configue parameters in run.sh. Using 'make' command to build the demo. Using ./run.sh to run demo openVideoCall is a commandline demo. Commands as follows:
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open
open video call
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close
close video call
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enable_video
enable/disable video, 'enable_video 0' means disable video, 'enable_video 1' means enable video
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enable_audio
enable/disable audio, 'enable_audio 0' means disable audio, 'enable_audio 1' means enable audio
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enable_local_video
enable/disable local video, 'enable_local_video 0' means disable local video(local camera), 'enable_local_video 1' means enable local video
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mute_local_video
mute/unmute local video, 'mute_local_video 0' means unmute local video(local camera), 'mute_local_video 1' means mute local video
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mute_local_audio
mute/unmute local audio, 'mute_local_audio 0' means unmute local audio(local audio device), 'mute_local_audio 1' means mute local audio
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print_device_info
print video and audio device info
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set_cur_camera
set current carmera,'set_cur_camera deviceId' you can get deviceID by print_device_info
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exit
exit app
- Ubuntu 12.04 x64 or higher
- CentOS 7 or higher
- gcc 4.8 or higher
- For potential issues, take a look at our FAQ first
- Dive into Agora SDK Samples to see more tutorials
- Take a look at Agora Use Case for more complicated real use case
- Repositories managed by developer communities can be found at Agora Community
- You can find full API documentation at Document Center
- If you encounter problems during integration, you can ask question in Stack Overflow
- You can file bugs about this sample at issue
The MIT License (MIT).