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Ofcourse its possible . you want a webrtc endpoint to connect to a RTP endpoint isnt it ? Here you need a VP8 to H264 media converter which takes live stream from webrtc source , puts it on a desktop application and vice versa . Use GStreamer java libraries .
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manpreet
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2 years ago
Is there a library or way to take WebRTC and put it into a java application. Meaning the client is entirely on the desktop, javafx. It then uses the networking technology of WebRTC to connect two applications. I could use the entire WebRTC server as usual to handle these two applications.