This repo demonstrates a minimal Teams video app.

This repo contains:

1. A minimal sample app with basic video processing capabilities.
2. A test app can be used to test video app functionality in early development stage and provides performance evaluation tools.

The following steps shows how to create a video app on your own based on this sample, and how to improve it so that it can implement all kinds of video effects you want.

Prerequisites

1. Install git on your machine following this instructions
2. Install Node. Node.js.
3. Install Yarn

Dowmload and start video app in local

1. git clone https://github.com/microsoft/teams-videoapp-sample.git
2. cd to the directory of README.md.
3. run yarn install.
4. run yarn dev, this will host the app in local environment or you can host the src folder on other place can access.
5. The app will be hosted in https://127.0.0.1:5173/.

Load and test sample video app in local using test app

1. go to test-app folder and unzip the latest test app according to your enviornment.
2. Open the .exe file under the root folder.
3. copy https://127.0.0.1:5173/ or URL if you host on the place to test-app 'Video app url' input box and then click 'Load' button.
4. Then it will show sample video app page in the right panel of test app.
5. Click on the video effect thumbnail, it will apply the corresponding effect to the video frame showing at left side of test app.

Develop your own video effects

If you want to add your own video effects:

1. Add your effectId and corresponding handler in videoFrameHandler function in src/index.js
2. Add thumbnail for your newly added effect in index.html.
3. Bind the newly added handler function you created in src/index.js with the newly added thubnail in index.html as it's onClick callback function.
4. This sample video app processes the video frame in main thread for simplicity, you can move the frame processing to worker thread to improve performance if needed.

Teams Video API reference

If you want to know details about how video app interacts with Teams SDK API:

You can find the Teams video extensibility API link

API reference

There are three API for video extensibility

registerForVideoFrame(frameCallback, config) 

Register a callback to get:

• video frames from video pipeline.
• a callback to return processed video frames to video pipeline.
• a callback to notify error

registerForVideoEffect(callback)

• Get notification that the selected effect in video app’s UI should be applied

 notifySelectedVideoEffectChanged(
    effectChangeType,
    effectId,
  ) 

• Whenever the user selects a different effect in a video app, the video app should call this API to notify Teams client.

How to test performance in test app?

1. Load video app in test app.
2. To evaluate processing time, click Real-time Evaluation or Full Evaluation under Time per Frame.
   • Real-time Evaluation logs the average and range of processing time in millisecond in each second.
   • Full Evaluation logs both the processing time and the distribution of processing time.
3. To evaluate memory usage, click Real-time Evaluation or Full Evaluation under `Memory Usage'.
   • Real-time Evaluation logs the average and range of both active heap size and total heap size for each frame.
   • Full Evaluation logs both the heap size and the distribution of heap size.
4. To test video app under different resolutions, click Reduce the resolution by half, Same, or Double the resolution.

FAQ: There's no device shown in the 'Camera' dropdown.

1. Make sure your camera has been plugged into your computer.
2. Delete %appdata%\Microsoft\electron folder.

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