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I’m doing a reader survey, for the first time ever. I want this blog to be useful to the people that are reading it, so your feedback matters a great deal to me. Short & Sweet There are only 4…

[contemplate-1] [button link=”http://code.skypewebsdk.com/AV/4-MuteHoldAndDTMF/” newwindow=”yes”] View Demo[/button] So, last time we looked at how to receive incoming audio calls, meaning you can make and receive audio calls using Skype Web SDK in your browser. Whilst that pretty much is the definition…

[contemplate-1] [button link=”http://code.skypewebsdk.com/AV/3-ReceivingNewAudioConversation/” newwindow=”yes”] View Demo[/button] We’ve previously covered how to identify and respond to incoming Instant Message conversations. Doing the same thing for Audio calls is fairly similar – the only real difference is that instead of using chatService,…

[contemplate-1] [button link=”http://code.skypewebsdk.com/AV/2-UpscalingAnIMConversation/” newwindow=”yes”] View Demo[/button] Adding audio to an existing call isn’t as hard as it sounds. With Skype for Web API, each modality (method of communication) is handled separately. Therefore, if you have already set up an Instant…

[contemplate-1] [button link=”http://code.skypewebsdk.com/AV/1-StartingAudioConversation/” newwindow=”yes”] View Demo[/button] Starting an audio call using Skype for Web API is very similar to starting an Instant Message conversation. The actual setup of the conversation and adding participants is identical – in fact the only…