But I would like to run media soup due to a project I will make. Im a medical doctor. And in these corona days I would like to be able to offer a video chat fuction for my patients that can not come in to my practice due to corona like symptoms.
Honestly, if you don’t want to build your own custom application, better use any online multimedia product/application which is already done and deployed for people to use for free, such as Jitsi-Meet.
Hi @frold, if you are legit I would happily set that up for you or host myself a copy of media soup demo which should be enough for your doctor appointments.
If you need my help, I would be happy to help you help as many as you can. Oscar.
With the time constraint that might be the easiest solution, I’m guessing. Can I ask why aren’t you using facebook messenger, google hangouts or other apps like that?
I could. But first of all I would like to use a app independing solution. Second I would like to use a solution where I not giving away eg my personal phone number.
This night I couldnt sleep. And I got an idea. I would like to setup a free solution for GPs in Denmark. As an alternative to facetime etc. But it isnt as easy as I thought
I even bought a domain.
Im all ready running a free and non-commerciel forum for medical students in Denmark (studmed.dk / forum.studmed.dk). I did add a wordpress solution on top of discourse. So Im not without skills. But setting up mediasoup I did hit the wall
I would like to setup a free solution for GPs in Denmark.
To me the main problem here is user management and the invitation process. If you just want something that work and its free, the media soup demo might do the job for you as described above.
So Im not without skills. But setting up mediasoup I did hit the wall
There’s a learning curve and some time to invest, you also need to generate the TLS certificate to allow HTTPS and WSS.
If you need to talk and explain the problem let me know.
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I’m afraid the README of the mediasoup demo project does not say anything about doing “npm install mediasoup”. Please read the README of the demo project.
mediasoup is not an application but a library for building applications.
mediasoup-demo is an application that uses mediasoup and other libraries.
The mediasoup-demo README explains how to install the mediasoup-demo application. However somehow you ended running “npm install mediasoup” which is not indicated at all in the mediasoup-demo README.
If you want to use the mediasoup-demo application you can install it in your own server (by following the installation steps in the mediasoup-deml README) or just use the online deployment at demo.mediasoup.org.
But somehow you have not answered to any of the concerns that I’ve told in my previous comments so it’s difficult to help this way
I am also interested in spining my own server with mediasoup. I would like to explore and create creative applications. @ibc the v4 page that frold link in the first post does that with that line of code. Is that the wrong installation to be looking at?
Please avoid direct mentions, I’m not the only person here giving support.
I don’t understand your question. The installation instructions is explained in the website. mediasoup is a Node library, not a standalone media server.
@frold Have you already solved your installation issue. I’ve been successfully installed it and I can help you for your installation problem.
Firstly you should use mediasoup-demo not mediasoup as the demo could run as what you want and the mediasoup is only a library can not run without any others libraries.
Follow the README, you can install the demo simply, any question when you meet just reply me.
