> Your browser doesn't support binary websockets and is not yet supported by BinaryJS. Fallbacks are in the works but not yet complete. Chrome 15+ and Firefox 11+ are known to work.
I do see a picture of a flower, so it looks like it did actually work despite the message..?
Sad.
Can't wait to see what people do with this.
That bug is really for capturing audio, but the spec has substantially changed since that bug was filed. If you want to get started with it, there are several decent tutorials about WebRTC and getUserMedia out there...just keep in mind that the spec is still being written, so problems are to be expected.
(also, minor nit: WebRTC and the like are implemented in the browser (for Chrome, often at the Webkit level, but sometimes in Chrome itself), not in the Javascript engine. V8 is pretty isolated from those APIs)
Thanks for making this!
Are there are disadvantages to this in terms of optimization compared to something like Flash?
One request: could you also include an explicit LICENSE.TXT file stating that you have licensed it under the MIT license as opposed to just putting it in the comments? It would make it a lot easier for people to find if they might have requirements in terms of various licensing.
