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Audio selction

Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 10:33 am
by pgerbet
hello,

I must build spécific conférence system,

This sytem, is like system for internet school,
There are a master computer, with video server, with the client isntructor than send webcam course, and the student client view the webcam course.

so i would like known if is possible to,
1: / select orther source than audio microphone ?
the audio come from external mixer and is an audio line , not microphone.
2:/ send some time not webcam stream with audio line , but directly video with source like for example mp4 or some thing like this.

3:/ receive some time audio answer from student client with microphone
to master client and here that ?

thank you for your help .
best regards
Patrice

Posted: Tue Jan 05, 2016 6:28 pm
by Sergey Tkachenko
The current version of RVMedia use the default sound recording device for TRVMicrophone.
We already implemented selection from available audio sources (i.e. sound recording devices) in our version, but we need to complete some other work before uploading this version.

You can send video as a file, or TRVCamera can play the specified video file (TRVCamera.DeviceType=rvdtFile)

TRVMicrophone can also send WAV files.

Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2016 9:05 am
by pgerbet
hello sergey,
perfect for audio selection,
so, if i understood well can play video file like mp4 and then send via stream server.
is perfect to
with this i can play with audio and video input source for solve my request.

other question:
do you think possible to control audio input of the client via the server ?
I explain, i want control the the audio of student and open his audio flux (micro or other else) only if necessary, and if aggree that.
do you think possible ?
Thank you for your help
best regards
Patrice

Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2016 7:45 pm
by Sergey Tkachenko
I am not sure that I understand about the microphone.

On the sending side:

You can turn reading from microphone on/off using RVMicrophone.Mute property (see the "microphone" checkbox in our videochat demos)
Alternatively, you can include/exclude rvmtAudio in RVCamSender.SendMediaTypes.

On the receiving side, you can include/exclude rvmtAudio in RVCamReceiver1.ReceiveMediaTypes. But it affects receiving audio from all clients.