Tutorials

Voximplant video recording functionality (not to be confused with client side recording released by browser vendors) can be very useful in in a number of cases. This tutorial explains how to use this functionality to build video recorder web app using our Web SDK in minutes.

VoxImplant is a perfect choice if you need to build a real-time web-based video chat application in minutes. VoxImplant Web SDK supports WebRTC and lets developers integrate this functionality with any other web application. Let's see what steps are required to get a simple video chat application up and running.

Screen Sharing allows you to share information on your screen during a call. You can share the entire screen or one of the active windows. The best way to understand any functionality is to build a simple demo application, which we will do in this tutorial.

Imagine the situation when you order a taxi and, after the trip, the driver starts calling you. That’s not what you normally expect from a taxi service, right? The same is true for the driver. This article will guide you through all the necessary steps to implement the phone number masking for a simplified case of a single driver and a few customers.

IBM Watson has become an entire ecosystem of services based on advanced NLP algorithms. One of its blocks is Watson Voice Agent which allows Watson to speak with people. Our integration with it is not complicated in technical terms and is based on a SIP call to the agent. Use this tutorial to learn how it's been done.

Messaging allows you to implement text communications within the main Voximplant developer account: account users can log in via Voximplant SDKs and become participants in conversations. Follow this tutorial to learn how to create your own web and mobile messaging client based on our SDKs.

This tutorial will walk you through the entire process of setting up a call center based on the VoxImplant platform from the very basics up to the advanced features. While many topics covered in this tutorial are also useful for other types of applications, we will focus on a call center as a popular environment that can be challenging to implement.

Building automated telephone surveys and notifications has never been easier – with VoxImplant you can build even complex scenarios in minutes. A special feature called CallLists should be used for that purpose. Learn how to do it in this tutorial.

Creating IVR with Voice Biometric Authentication using VoiceIt.io API 2.0

CallKit provides the ability to integrate call functionality into the iOS operating system. This integration includes displaying the system screen of an incoming call, prioritizing one call’s audio session over the others, and many more features. Read more about them in this tutorial.

Voximplant allows developers to forward video calls over RTMP to any live streaming CDNs which support this protocol. Such functionality became possible due to a new VoxEngine module that is called StreamingAgent. Follow this guide to learn the basics of this integration in just 5 steps.

Audio conferencing functionality offered by VoxImplant is one of the most advanced and flexible audio conferencing implementations you can find. It's hard to imagine audio conferencing service you can't build using VoxImplant. Read this tutorial and see it for yourself.

Previously, Safari used only the **H264** codec while other browsers used both **H264** and **VP8** popular codecs. In case your application uses Safari of version lower than 12.1, you can explicitly specify a video codec list conventionally called "**scheme**". Read this tutorial to learn how to do it step by step.

This tutorial will help you to understand all features and advantages of the Voximplant video conference functionality step by step. You'll learn how to work with Endpoints and MediaRenderers, and how to create server-based video conferences.