How to build your own zoom with just 30 lines of Python code?
Yes, you heard it right!
(A thread) π
Yes, you heard it right!
(A thread) π
The goal is to build a video streaming service that allows multiple users to join via their webcams.
In the end, everybody can see each otherβs videos in real-time.
Let's look at how we can implement it.
In the end, everybody can see each otherβs videos in real-time.
Let's look at how we can implement it.
Tech stack required:
Programming Langauge π
- Python
Libraries π
- Jina
- Numpy
- OpenCV
Programming Langauge π
- Python
Libraries π
- Jina
- Numpy
- OpenCV
To make it a simple service that is easy to understand, let's break the code into two Python scripts:
- Server (To host the service, it doesn't require any webcam)
- Client (For different users to connect to the server with their webcam)
- Server (To host the service, it doesn't require any webcam)
- Client (For different users to connect to the server with their webcam)
Let's look at the server-side codeπ
Let's look at the client-side code π
And, here is what you will get at the end. A zoom-like service built by you with just 30 lines of Python code π€―
For a detailed explanation and to build more such multi-modal and cross-modal applications, check out the source code and docsπ
Docs - #multi-user-video-streaming" target="_blank" rel="noopener" onclick="event.stopPropagation()">docs.jina.ai
Source Code - github.com
Docs - #multi-user-video-streaming" target="_blank" rel="noopener" onclick="event.stopPropagation()">docs.jina.ai
Source Code - github.com
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