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browser (calls): screen sharing implementation:
- the new screen sharing button toggle screen sharing state
- the button reflect the screen sharing state (green crossed when not sharing, red
uncrossed otherwise)
- the screen sharing stream replaces the camera one, and vice versa. No re-negociation is
needed.
- stopping the sharing through browser's dialog is supported
- the screen sharing button is only visibile if supported by the platform
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author | Goffi <goffi@goffi.org> |
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date | Mon, 14 Aug 2023 16:49:02 +0200 |
parents | 4b0464b2a12b |
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================= Audio/Video Calls ================= Libervia provides the capability for one-to-one audio and video calls. This section will guide you on how to use this feature effectively. Accessing the Call Feature -------------------------- 1. Navigate to the main menu. 2. Select the "Calls" option. Initiating a Call ----------------- Upon entering the "Calls" page: 1. An interface will display a search box at the top and a list of your contacts below. 2. To the right of the search box, there is a button labeled "Video Call," indicating that both audio and video will be enabled for the call. 3. To make an audio-only call, click the adjacent icon. The "Video Call" button will change to "Audio Call." 4. To start a call: a. Enter a full JID into the search box, then click on either "Audio Call" or "Video Call." b. Alternatively, directly click on a contact's name to initiate a call with them. *Note:* The search box functions as expected – inputting a portion of a contact's name or the group they belong to will filter the displayed contacts. Receiving a Call ---------------- *Currently, you must be on the "Calls" page to receive an incoming call. This limitation will be addressed in future updates.* Upon receiving a call: 1. An audible ring will sound. 2. A dialog box will appear, prompting you to either **Answer** or **Reject** the incoming call. 3. If you choose to answer and it's a video call, the call interface will display both the caller's video feed and your video in the bottom right corner. For audio-only calls, no video feeds will be shown. During a Call ------------- The call interface offers the following features: 1. **Fullscreen Mode:** The top right button allows you to expand the video feeds to cover the entire screen. 2. **Mute Options:** Two buttons at the bottom of the interface enable you to mute your audio or video. - Muted audio: The audio icon will turn yellow with a red strike-through, indicating that your audio is off and the other party cannot hear you. - Muted video: The video icon will turn yellow with a red strike-through, signaling that your video is off and the other party cannot see you. 3. **End Call:** Click the "Hang Up" button to conclude the call. Security Considerations for Calls --------------------------------- When using Libervia's call feature, it's essential to consider certain privacy aspects: **1. Sharing Your "Online Presence" and Address:** Making or receiving a call not only shares your device's unique online address (similar to a unique phone number) but also informs others that you're currently online. This means people can see when you're active, much like noticing you're home when the lights are on. **2. Privacy Implications:** This information is standard when chatting with trusted contacts. However, with unfamiliar individuals, it might slightly reveal your activity pattern and general location. **3. Safety Recommendations:** - **Be Selective:** Only initiate or accept calls from people you trust. - **Network Usage:** While the call feature is designed for use anywhere, including public networks like in restaurants or hotels, be mindful that unfamiliar networks might be less secure. - **Stay Informed:** If you have questions or concerns, you can join our community chat room for guidance. Visit `Libervia's Chat Room <xmpp:libervia@chat.jabberfr.org?join>`_. Always prioritize your privacy and be aware of the information you share while using the call feature.