Jacques-Olivier Haché

I agree with that. Whoever, this is supposing that the feature is secured in the web browser. In the case of the plugin, the dll can be called by anyone...

(note: we have a jira ticket)

Hi, Our doc informs you that the element needs to be in the DOM before you call attachMediaStream: https://temasys.atlassian.net/wiki/display/TWPP/How+to+integrate+the+Temasys+WebRTC+Plugin+into+your+website However I think you make a faire point. We could return...

That shouldn't be an issue. You may add links to the Chrome/FF extension in `source/pluginInfo.js`, and use them in `source/adapter.screensharing.js`. After that, you should be able to easily override the...

Hi, We try to stay relative up to date with webrtc-adapter. The dependency will probably be updated within a month.

Current state: - mute(d) is not supported by the plugin - the only way to turn the sound on and off is with stream.enableSoundTrack. - Or maybe setting stream.getAudioTracks()[0].enabled =...

Hi, You shouldn't need to do that, as long as you keep doing your gUM call on the initial plugin. That is, AdapterJS.WebRTCPlugin.plugin, or, the with id="plugin0".

1. Did you make sure your implementation of AdapterJS.onwebrtcready wasn't overloaded? 2. Can you make sure the plugin is enabled on your machine (it will only appears in the list...

Hum, I don't see an at in your email address. But you can send me those logins at jo.hache at temasys dot com dot sg

The plugin is expected to work on Windows 8.1. It works well on our test machines. Can you check this example as well as what's in my first answser ?...