Developing Innovative Desktop and Embedded HP Products with Qt
summary
HP re-implements HP Virtual Rooms re-implemented via Qt (original Java 1998 → Qt from 2006) and ships native clients for Windows, Mac, Linux and mobile (Nokia N900, HP Slate). The platform reports 315 million user minutes per month, supports 256-bit AES SSO encryption, push-button recording and dynamic per-client video scaling using an HP Blade codec. Client architecture uses a vClient abstraction layer to reuse UI and protocol code and a lightweight peer-to-peer "My Room" client for scalable, low-bandwidth meetings.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:20Virtual Rooms
- 3:48Persistent Content
- 7:19Virtual Room
- 11:31App Sharing
- 25:35Multimedia Layers
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