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Visual Studio 2022+
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.NET 6.0+
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PC that meets system requirements for TrueConf Room (and by extension VideoSDK)
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First of all, you will need a TrueConf Server account that will be used for connecting to the video conferencing server via TrueConf VideoSDK. To learn how user accounts can be added, check the TrueConf Server documentation (accounts can be added manually or through integration with a directory service via LDAP). If you do not have your own TrueConf Server, you can create an account on our test server with the Telegram bot https://t.me/TrueConfSDKPromoBot.
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Create 3 additional user accounts to test calls from the KioskVideoCallButtons application.
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Install VideoSDK with default settings (Port = 8080). If 8080 port is already taken , select a different one, but then you will have to change the value of the
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Run VideoSDK.
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Open the KioskVideoCallButtons project in VS Studio.
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Go to Project → Manage NuGet Packages.
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In the manager pop-up window, select nuget.org in the Package source list.
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Enter TrueConf in the search field and click TrueConf.VideoSDK in the results.
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Click Install in the pop-up window where the package is described.
Link to the package: https://www.nuget.org/packages/TrueConf.VideoSDK/
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Go to
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Specify the account data of the user created on TrueConf Server: TrueConf ID (login) in the MY_ID field, password in the MY_PASSWORD field and the TrueConf Server address in the TRUECONF_SERVER field.
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Specify TrueConf IDs (logins) of three additional accounts, created for testing a call (check Getting ready TrueConf VideoSDK and account data).
Now you can click on any of these three buttons to call one of the users created previously.
To hang up the call click on any of these buttons again.