MiroTalk - Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based 🚀

[timconsidine]

@robi very interesting. I use Jitsi (self-hosted elsewhere) and would like to see Jitsi here in AppStore, but I wonder always if a conferencing load on my Cloudron instance will impact performance. Maybe the peer-to-peer would mitigate that.

[robi]

Easy to docker, supports TURN

Demo https://mirotalk.up.railway.app

[micmc]

@robi said in MiroTalk - Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based :

Easy to docker, supports TURN

Demo https:/mirotalk.up.railway.app

Another great find mate!

[LoudLemur]

@robi
The integrated whiteboard tool is responsive and quite handy.
I think Jitsi has first-mover advantage here, but they seem about comparable.

[Roselynusa]

@robi said in MiroTalk - Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based :

https://mirotalk.herokuapp.com

https://github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotalk

[robi]

The next gen version this dev released is an SFU version here: https://sfu.mirotalk.com which uses OSS mediasoup to multiplex connections for unlimited users instead of the default P2P version with & user bandwidth limits per call.

See the details between the two here:
https://github.com/miroslavpejic85/mirotalksfu/issues/14#issuecomment-932701999

Runs on node v16.x

[robi]

@Kubernetes this SFU version might be an easy one for you..

[Kubernetes]

@robi Amazing piece of software! I created an initial package and it works great on my Cloudron. Tested with Macbook, iPhone and iPad.

The initial package can be found in the Git Repo

[jdaviescoates]

@Kubernetes said in MiroTalk - Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based :

@robi Amazing piece of software! I created an initial package and it works great on my Cloudron. Tested with Macbook, iPhone and iPad.

The initial package can be found in the Git Repo

thank you @Kubernetes

@Staff check this out!

[micmc]

@robi said in MiroTalk - Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based :

@Kubernetes this SFU version might be an easy one for you..

Moreover, this version comes with amazing features! It even includes OpenAI API to use with ChatGPT as well.

And thanks to @Kubernetes in making this available to try, and test, on Cloudron that's great steps ahead.

[LoudLemur]

@robi said in MiroTalk - Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based :

The next gen version this dev released is an SFU version here

SFU - Selective Forwarding Unit
https://trueconf.com/blog/wiki/sfu

[nebulon]

I took a last attempt to get jitsi going and gave up, so as an alternative I attempted to package MiroTalk and it looks quite promising. The current package is developed as usual at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/mirotalk-app and seems to mostly work so far.

[Kubernetes]

@nebulon This looks already pretty good. Would be fantastic to get it done.

[micmc]

@nebulon said in MiroTalk - Real-time video call, chat room and screen sharing entirely browser based :

I took a last attempt to get jitsi going and gave up, so as an alternative I attempted to package MiroTalk and it looks quite promising. The current package is developed as usual at https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/mirotalk-app and seems to mostly work so far.

Yeah, there comes a time when it's time to see things otherwise. What's cool today might be worse tomorrow, especially with things we have no control on.

Thanks so much to give this an advanced trial and go.

[seeker]

Being P2P would this work on a network (local area network) without internet?

[nebulon]

The app itself consists of multiple apps essentially, a scheduler, calls with p2p, c2c, SFU (conferencing) and broadcasting.

They all seem viable, but the SFU one is the one for video calls with multiple participants, so we will package that first to have a jitsi replacement. As clients will connect to your Cloudron, it will also work if the Cloudron is reachable within your local network.

[nebulon]

The initial unstable package is out now. Unlike my previous message here, the p2p version is packaged, since the SFU needs the portrange feature in Cloudron which we currently don't have.

The new forum section is at https://forum.cloudron.io/category/183/mirotalk and will handle all future mirotalk backend packages.

Please report issues and requests there.