Video Conferencing with SFU Media Server: Android, Kotlin, and Node.js
Welcome to our complete guide on building a feature-rich video conferencing application using SFU Media Server, Oven Media Engine, Node.js, and Android development with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. This tutorial will take you through every step, from setting up the backend server to creating a fully functional Android client for video conferencing.
Backend Source Code: For the Node.js backend and signaling server, visit our GitHub repository:
https://github.com/codewithkael/GroupCallBackend
Android Client Source Code: For the Android app implementation, visit our GitHub repository:
https://github.com/codewithkael/GroupCallYT
What You'll Learn
SFU Media Server Basics: Understand how SFU servers work and why they are ideal for video conferencing applications.
Node.js Backend with Socket.IO: Learn to create a backend to manage rooms, signaling, and participant communication.
Android Development with Kotlin: Build a robust Android client app using Kotlin.
Jetpack Compose: Design modern, user-friendly UI layouts with Jetpack Compose.
WebRTC Integration: Implement WebRTC to enable real-time video and audio communication.
Oven Media Engine Setup: Configure and use Oven Media Engine as the SFU for your video conferencing solution.
Full Architecture Understanding: Learn how to integrate the backend, media server, and Android client into a complete, scalable solution.
Key Features
Build a Video Conferencing Solution: Develop a professional-grade video conferencing system with real-time communication.
Backend Development: Implement a Node.js backend using Socket.IO for signaling and room management.
Android Client Integration: Connect the Android app to the backend and media server for seamless functionality.
SFU with Oven Media Engine: Deploy and configure Oven Media Engine as your SFU server.
Modern UI with Jetpack Compose: Create a clean, responsive UI for the Android app.
Real-Time Streaming with WebRTC: Enable real-time audio and video communication for participants.
By the end of this course, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of video conferencing architecture and the skills to create both the backend and Android client for your solution. Whether you're working on a personal project or a professional-grade application, this tutorial has you covered.
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