Unrupt Demo 1.0 shows automatically pausing or playing back a live VOIP call by means of buffering in the browser triggered by a participant simply starting and stopping speaking.
This avoids interruption or disruption from people speaking over each other or backing down, instead each person can speak their thoughts as they arise, and they are played out one after the other, so no-one's ideas are lost.
Works best on Safari or Firefox: https://pigeonflight.github.io/unrupt-demo/ios-plus-new-layout.htmlselect the Audio demo on first display (video leads to an out of date version)Audio waveforms are displayed to indicate when speaking live or playing from buffer.The buffer shows blue band for duration of speech by the near speaker and orange band for duration of unheard speech by the far speaker which was buffered during the near speechand played out when the near speaker stops speaking
Visit the Audio Demobest on Safari on iOS and Firefox elsewhere:
Visit the Video Demo
In this demo the video continues live while the audio is buffered.Far audio is buffered while Pause-while-speaking is on and when manually paused.The manual pause button also sets Mute on and off.
In this demo the video continues live while the audio is buffered.Far audio is buffered while Pause-while-speaking is on and when manually paused.The manual pause button also sets Mute on and off.
For information on the non-commercial MIT open source licence of the demo software visit our gitthub licence page. If you're interested in commercial licensing for white label adoption into your own products visit the commercial patent license page feel free to speak to us about consulting and implementation help.The original source code is at https://github.com/steely-glint/unrupt-demo
Visit our Roadmap 2018. For context, take a look at this document with comments on Tim's signalling proposal