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Step 1: Please download the app-release.apk and install in your android device.

Step 2: Have your R-PI board connected to the R-PI Camera & your R-PI board connected to the internet, Make sure your R-PI board flashed with the camera image contains peer_connection_client binaries from OpenWebRTC

With the above 2 steps you have your clients ready to communicate with each other. Now, we need to create the communication server to establish the connection b/w two clients. To create server we are using OpenWebRTC build from this repo.

Execute the below commands to take the build of OpenWebRTC repo

Please follow the steps from this URL to start R-PI camera client and peer connection server

Step 3: After successful completion of step 2export PATH=$PATH:/home/user/Desktop/openwebrtc-m72/buildtools/linux64/
gn gen out/Default --args='is_debug=false target_os="linux" rtc_libvpx_build_vp9=false rtc_use_h264=true rtc_libvpx_build_vp9=false
rtc_use_gtk=false rtc_build_opus=false rtc_include_opus=false libyuv_use_neon=false rtc_include_tests=false
build_libsrtp_tests=false rtc_include_pulse_audio=false rtc_use_x11=false rtc_build_with_neon=false is_clang=false rtc_use_gtk=false
treat_warnings_as_errors=false rtc_enable_protobuf=false use_custom_libcxx=false rtc_use_metal_rendering=true'
ninja -C out/Default/
Step 3: After completion of successful build, Navigate to Open_WebRTC/openwebrtc-m72/out/Default and ./peerconnection_server hit Enter to start the server

Step 4: SSH into R-PI and enter "./peerconnection_client" which asks for the server IP & Enter Server IP (Your machine IP where peerconnection_server is running) and port number as 8888.Image Removed

Step 5: Open your mobile app and click on scan in live-feed page to get the list of cameras in your network.

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