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We record each participant locally and send you the audio via the
data channel instead of recording the compressed and often low quality
realtime audio.
For more information on how to use Roll Call check out the
FAQ.
Roll Call is entirely Open Source and can be embedded into your own web pages
and web applications.
Chrome/Brave Only
Roll Call only works in last few releases of
Chrome & Brave. This is not due to lack of testing or development work but
because of bugs in Safari and Firefox. Roll Call sits at the intersection of
browser audio and WebRTC support, it's a minefield for finding bugs burried
deep in browser implementations. Even supporting Chrome takes some hacks.
Embedding
Roll Call can easily be embedded on your own website. The easiest way is
with a script include.
Roll Call uses WebComponents. This means that you can use it like
any other HTML element and manipulate its state with JavaScript.
Or, if you want to build it into the JavaScript bundle for your own app
you can do so easily, but you'll need to handle loading a WebComponents
polyfill for most browsers on your own.