Sometimes, especially with the first call, there can appear problems, maybe the browser is not supported, the user’s microphone is muted, and so on. Or maybe the user just wants to check how they look/sound in the call.
I would love to offer my users the possibility to test a call without having to call a real person. Similar to the “Echo / Sound Test Service” from Skype.
Can you offer some suggestions on how to do this?
// Importing express module
const express = require(‘express’);
const app = express();
app.set(“view engine”, “ejs”);
// Calling the public folder
app.use(express.static(“public”));
// Handling get request
app.get("/" , (req,res)=>{
res.send(“Welcome to GeeksforGeeks Video Call App”);
});
// Listing the server
app.listen(4000 , ()=>{
console.log(“Server running on port 4000”);
})
kindly test this code hopfully will be resolve your problem. thanks
Hi there,
I can totally relate to you wanting to create a video call testing service for your users. It can be a real pain when those pesky issues come up, like unsupported browsers, muted microphones, or people just wanting to try themselves out before the real thing. But fear not, my friend, I have some nifty suggestions.
To create this nifty feature, you could whip up a mock video-calling environment on your website or app. Implement a slick interface that allows users to simulate a call, similar to Skype’s Echo/Sound Test Service, but with a little extra flair. Allow users to switch the microphone and camera, and even set up a fake call partner, like a cute AI buddy or a funny character.
Now here’s some golden advice, my amigo: Give users helpful tips during the test, like browser compatibility checks and microphone status reminders. Sprinkle in some fun feedback like “Looking sharp!” or “Sounds like a rock star!” to make the experience enjoyable.
For my two cents, I once faced a similar challenge, and with patience and user feedback, I polished it up. Believe me, people loved the pre-call checkup and the quirky AI companion.