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    WebRTC Android

    WebRTC Android

    webrtc VideoCall VideoConference

    WebRTC Android is a sample project that showcases how to implement real-time peer-to-peer communication (audio, video, and data) on Android using WebRTC. It demonstrates a complete pipeline—from signaling and connection setup to media capture and transmission—making it an excellent reference for developers looking to integrate WebRTC into their mobile apps. The project includes UI components and handles network state changes, codec configuration, and ICE negotiation to provide a robust base...
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    Mumble

    Mumble

    Low-latency, high quality voice chat for gamers

    Mumble is an open source, low-latency, high quality voice chat software primarily intended for use while gaming. It includes game linking, so voice from other players comes from the direction of their characters, and has echo cancellation so the sound from your loudspeakers won't be audible to other players.
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    KODI-ICE

    KODI-ICE Linux

    KODI-ICE OS is a Linux Distribution based on Ubuntu LUBUNTU 15.10. This OS is meant for HTPC Computers... it can also be used as a general OS for everyday use if you want. SIDE NOTE: KODI-ICE is moving to KODI-ICE V2. based of Ubuntu 18. https://sourceforge.net/projects/kodi-ice-v2/
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    Ice Messenger

    Ice Messenger

    small, fast, java messenger

    Ice Messenger is a small Chat, where you talk about something with your friends our other people. Ice Messenger you can allready use at your office and other places. It has written in Java and so you can use it one all platforms which can use Java. Here are a few: Windows, Linux, Unix, Solaris, Macintosh and more. This application is in the first version and so it has much of errors and other bugs!
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    MurMan, the Murmur Manager, is a user friendly, robust, and attractive web management interface for Murmur servers based on PHP, using Murmur's (server component for the Open-Source voice communication Mumble) Ice RCP.
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    ICE (Instant Communicator for Everyone) is a chat system. It comprises of Server and Client. So why another Chat system? I have worked in a restrictive environment (like at customer site) where there is no internal chat system.
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    ICE (Integrated Collaborative Environment) is designed to be a thin-client/server shared object system. Client/server javascript shared objects.
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