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Hi,
We are running an xmpp based web chat.
We have created an app that adds video chat service using stratus and we want to port it to LCCS.
I've read the docs but still not sure what is the easiest way to implement what we have working with stratus.
When two users wants to start a private video chat, XMPP handles the handshaking and pass nearID of the users.
Each user publish and subscribe to the other and the video chat begins.
Each user allow only for the known nearID to subscribe to its stream.
LCCS is powerful but it seems like it complicates this simple scenario.
In our case we don't need all the users to be in the same room and manage the room roster because it's just a waste of messages.
Do I need to create a room with a guid for each pair of users?
Can I configure the room to be destroyed automatically when the users leaves it? It's possible in XMPP muc protocol.
Can the users all be guests or do I need to authenticate them for this setup?
Can a user be logged in without being in a room?
Is it possible to disable failover to rtmp and only allow rtmfp? I saw several questions about it but no definite answer.
In our case rtmp is not an option because we won't be able to survive the costs.
Thanks
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