memes
8 June 2017 20:10
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FireRTC Desktop Application and FireRTC App
Some of you guys might find this useful. I created it using npm-nativefier. It uses your default mic in the windows audio settings.
Download:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0V2KgiBj_TfWDJfNVA3S0tvUFk
Filename: FireRTC-win32-ia32.zip
SHA256: 9350229B5A14BB79E789CA5D76D186A7FD3677A217937BE96CFF27D3D5DCEA5D
Thanks for this, good work.
[“FireRTC Desktop Application”,“Useful Desktop Application List”]
Here Is another desktop application. (text now) (Full screen)
https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B2lkUtkBcNqLTWJKb0R1LTB4Q3c
PW: 14320
SHA256: edff986b8a24e0a4c8531b804c70179725cdfcb1554f6dbadef836b3df85f41e
I thought about doing something like this in visual basic. Thanks memes!
keith
9 June 2017 15:36
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@memes #5730 have you taken a look at this? It runs FireRTC like a native app FireRTC - Chrome Web Store
@keith #5773 That runs it with a dependency on Chrome, essentially what @memes #5730 has done is create a low level browser that connects to FireRTC, and automatically claims your devices. It runs faster, and more reliably than the website itself.