Video Chat for Android in 30 Lines of Code

Video Chat application built with Flex 4 and deployed on AIR for Android. The Application is just 30 lines of code and allows multiple users to join a chat room and "video chat".

Video streaming is powered by LiveCycle Collaboration Services, a set of hosted Flash Services that enable developers to easily add real-time collaboration and social capabilities to their applications.

This application is obviously a bare-bones proof of concept. However, it is operational, and the same code can run on different runtime environments: AIR for Android, AIR on the Desktop, and Flash Player in the Browser. Users can participate in the same collaboration session regardless of the runtime environment they use.

More information at http://coenraets.org

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Android
• AdobeAIR
• Flex

[xtg4me]

Where do i get the code. excellent!!! 

[samsungcaptivate]

Where do I download this

[simplyplain100]

how do i download this on my android

[oksu132]

i dare anyone to dislike this.. i hav not killed in a year... try me

[applemancherry]

is the source available?

[Fabdelkader123]

wow- did you publish this anywhere? i want to use it

[labovski]

This looks really great! Could I run this on Android 1.6 or does it only work on later versions?

[jindorwas]

this is too good to be ture. Is it working with android 2.1? enclair?

[96edwysMobile]

honestly that is really impressive, i just don't see why apple wont accept flash, all the stuff about it slowing down devices is crap. i hav a windows mobile phone with flash installed, it would be great if i could conference with android phones and desktop. if apple accepted flash onto their devices then who knows what would be possible. facebook could integrate a conference section and people could conference thru facebook and just imagine how big it would be then with facebook on its side.

[mikegotsmoney]

Awesome App. Good luck in development.