cdc08x
08-30-2006, 10:21 AM
Hi all!!
I have two questions to ask you:
Is there a way (and if so, what's it) to open a parallel connection to the server, by using javascript, in order to open an audio-streaming?
Is there a way to include a kind of VoIP module into an XHTML page by using Javascript (or something else - I hope I didn't go offtopic!)?About question 2: my goal is opening into the webpage itself a module that can make the user send his vocal commands to the server, (a sort of inverted audio streaming), in order to make it process and give a response directly on the page the browser is showing - like an AJaX architecture. Maybe it's just a dream but I'd like to know if it can be possible - nowadays, browsers like Opera make the vocal processing client-side (for more info, read here (http://my.opera.com/community/dev/voice/)), but it comes nearly impossible on mobile devices, because of their limited resources - that's why I'm asking if there was a chance to make the server process audio data, as a fair load balancing.
Thanks in advance!!
I have two questions to ask you:
Is there a way (and if so, what's it) to open a parallel connection to the server, by using javascript, in order to open an audio-streaming?
Is there a way to include a kind of VoIP module into an XHTML page by using Javascript (or something else - I hope I didn't go offtopic!)?About question 2: my goal is opening into the webpage itself a module that can make the user send his vocal commands to the server, (a sort of inverted audio streaming), in order to make it process and give a response directly on the page the browser is showing - like an AJaX architecture. Maybe it's just a dream but I'd like to know if it can be possible - nowadays, browsers like Opera make the vocal processing client-side (for more info, read here (http://my.opera.com/community/dev/voice/)), but it comes nearly impossible on mobile devices, because of their limited resources - that's why I'm asking if there was a chance to make the server process audio data, as a fair load balancing.
Thanks in advance!!