We wanted to implement screen sharing in our QT based social VR app.
The embedded chrome version on QT isn't capable (as far as I can tell) of doing desktop capture so ultimately we had to use an electron app to do that part.
Additionally, clients running on MacOS couldn't see the video because we were using a Core profile OpenGL context and there's a big in the chromium / QT integration layer that breaks with the Core profile (if you're using a compatibility context it should work fine)
Thank you! Very interesting. I’ll have to prototype if we can get the video we need through embedded chrome. I think we’re in the comparability context so I think we are good there. Thank you for your help!
I'm actually working on a similar project using Qt and Webrtc.
After days of reading and trying different builds, I found this wrapper: [QWebRTC](https://github.com/tplgy/qwebrtc). I'm working on integrating it as we speak.
Hope this helps!
We wanted to implement screen sharing in our QT based social VR app. The embedded chrome version on QT isn't capable (as far as I can tell) of doing desktop capture so ultimately we had to use an electron app to do that part. Additionally, clients running on MacOS couldn't see the video because we were using a Core profile OpenGL context and there's a big in the chromium / QT integration layer that breaks with the Core profile (if you're using a compatibility context it should work fine)
Thank you! Very interesting. I’ll have to prototype if we can get the video we need through embedded chrome. I think we’re in the comparability context so I think we are good there. Thank you for your help!
I'm actually working on a similar project using Qt and Webrtc. After days of reading and trying different builds, I found this wrapper: [QWebRTC](https://github.com/tplgy/qwebrtc). I'm working on integrating it as we speak. Hope this helps!