Not really no. Two totally different systems... I don't even think voice comms is possible over javascript.
 
So if there's enough people showing interest, would your company design one for it? I have in mind a very simple two-way-voIP where the server (web site) just acts as a conduit and then hands off the communication load to users' sytem
 
So if there's enough people showing interest, would your company design one for it? I have in mind a very simple two-way-voIP where the server (web site) just acts as a conduit and then hands off the communication load to users' sytem

I'm actually going to give this a try. Keep in mind however that the setup required on your end wouldn't be simple, while we can provide the code, and in this case a Socket Server, it would be upto the user to be able to run/install the server as a service, which can entail using SSH (for *nix users) or installing a binary (Windows Users).

Don't expect anything in the next day though, I like to take my time :)
 
I'm actually going to give this a try. Keep in mind however that the setup required on your end wouldn't be simple, while we can provide the code, and in this case a Socket Server, it would be upto the user to be able to run/install the server as a service, which can entail using SSH (for *nix users) or installing a binary (Windows Users).

Don't expect anything in the next day though, I like to take my time :)


Anything exciting thing that I should know? :)
 
Anything exciting thing that I should know? :)

Actually it's a bit crud, I was working with Flex from Adobe and while you can push VoIP it requires their own server software to manage it, instead of allowing me to make a custom socket server to do it :(

Silverlight 4 is bringing out Microphone controls and API though, so might be some luck there in the future :)
 
VOIP may be possible with flash but I do not think u can do this even with HTML 5.

As said, VOIP isn't the problem - it's Adobe forcing you to use their own server software (which is a paid license) to handle in/out bound transmissions. If Adobe Flex could provide me access to the raw Byte Data coming from a microphone instead of it's built in media server functions, I could achieve it with a custom server script via PHP or C#. Unfortunately that data isn't obtainable (although in Adobe AIR Beta it is, but that's for desktop applications only).
 
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