symple-client-player
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The Symple JavaScript client player implements live media streaming in the browser using the Symple messaging protocol.
Supported streaming methods media types include:
Symple is a unrestrictive real-time messaging and presence protocol.
The protocol itself is semantically similar to XMPP, except that it is much more flexible and economical due to the use of JSON instead of XML for encoding messages.
Symple currently has client implementations in JavaScript, Ruby and C++, which make it ideal for a wide range of messaging requirements, such as building real-time games and applications which run in the web browser, desktop, and mobile phone.
The Symple JavaScript client player relies on the following third party libraries:
Node.js server: https://github.com/sourcey/symple-server-node
JavaScript client: https://github.com/sourcey/symple-client
Ruby client: https://github.com/sourcey/symple-client-ruby
C++ client: https://github.com/sourcey/libsourcey/tree/master/src/symple
git checkout -b my-new-feature)git commit -am 'Add some feature')git push origin my-new-feature)For more information please check out the Symple homepage: http://sourcey.com/symple/
For bugs and issues please use the Github issue tracker: https://github.com/sourcey/symple-client/issues
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