Video FAQs: Getting Started

We provide Code Samples in various programming languages for different platforms, as shown below:

• For Android: Java/Kotlin 
• For iOS: Swift 
• For Web: NodeJS/PHP/Laravel/Python/VueJS 
• For Hybrid: React Native 

Refer to our GitHub Repository for Sample Codes.

No, WebRTC is not supported on HTTP. You can run a sample application on HTTPS only. 

No, WebRTC is not supported on localhost anymore.  

Your Application Server must run on a secured Web Server; hence, use a valid SSL certificate for your domain and use it to configure your Web Service to make your domain accessible on HTTPS. 

Alternatively, you may also use a self-signed certificate to run the Application Server. Some of the websites that generate self-signed certificates are: 

• https://letsencrypt.org/ 
• https://www.sslchecker.com/csr/self_signed 
• https://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html 

You can use hybrid frameworks like Electron and develop Desktop applications using EnableX Web SDK. 

We do not provide SDK for Windows Desktop Applications as of now. However, you can use Hybrid frameworks like Electron and develop Desktop Applications using EnableX Web SDK. 

Yes, we support One-to-One calling as well as Conferencing.  

• Refer to One-to-One Video Calling Sample Applications here. 
• Refer to Multiparty Video Conference Sample Applications here. 

• You can try a Quick Video Call Demo to assess EnableX Video performance. 
• Sign up with Demo Zone to access demo applications covering various use-cases of EnableX solutions and learn to integrate EnableX into your application. 
• You can also check out our Sample Applications in GitHub as per your technical requirements that will provide you an insight into the implementation details. 

Yes, we provide code samples for Web, Android, iOS, and Hybrid applications in different programming languages.  

• Refer to the One-to-One Video Call Sample Applications here.
• Refer to the Multiparty Video Conference Sample Applications here.