==Steps to Take==
# Add audio WebRTC components to the BBB HTML5 client# Loop the audio back into the client to make sure it works
# Get the HTML5 clients to connect to each other solely through WebRTC
# Connect the HTML5 clients to the SIP server
=Video=
To Getting the video connected will be added latera more difficult task. There's no precedent set yet for it even to be possible so we will be basically making our own way. ==Approaches==The first, and currently only, idea I have is to create a native Linux client that would receive a "call" that contained only the video. The Linux client would then somehow send it to Red5 to be re-streamed to the Flash clients. ==Steps to Take==# Add video WebRTC components to the BBB HTML5 client# Loop the video back to the client to make sure it works# Create a native Linux client# Connect the Chrome WebRTC to native client# Convert the WebRTC video to something Red5 will accept# Stream the video to Red5# Play in Flash clients# Profit ==Issues==# No one else has done this yet# Might not be possible to convert the video formats# It might not be possible to connect a native client to Chrome# There will be latency due to the multiple connections and conversions.
