Add Programmable Voice and Video to a Web App

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Shows how to integrate OpenTok (Vonage Video API) into a web application to add programmable voice and video, including screen sharing and recording (archiving). Also demonstrates connecting PSTN participants by integrating Nexmo SIP Connect.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:36Agenda
3. 1:15Client-Side Sdks and Server-Side Sdks
4. 2:39Relayed Mode
5. 4:11Rules
6. 5:19Events
7. 5:58Reconnections
8. 6:49Basic Api Model
9. 7:28Platform
10. 8:06Browsers
11. 8:29Archiving
12. 9:00Types of Archives
13. 9:30Layout Control
14. 9:58Resolution Support
15. 12:17Sample Application
16. 13:34Clone this Repository
17. 15:30Prerequisites
18. 16:06Demo
19. 17:28Chrome Browser
20. 17:44Create a Project
21. 27:15Dependencies
22. 27:29Code Folder Structure
23. 32:29Create an Open Talk Session
24. 33:07Create a Session
25. 38:46Initialize a Publisher
26. 42:47Playground Tool
27. 48:34Archive Details
28. 49:55Set the Session in Memory
29. 55:29Pstn Link
30. 1:05:21Turn Server

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