ishabodiwala / videosdk-rtc-android-sdk-banuba-example

videosdk-rtc-android-sdk-banuba-example

Quick start example to integrate Banuba SDK with videosdk.live using Android SDK to enhance video calls with real-time face filters and virtual backgrounds.

Steps to Integrate

Prerequisites

• Development environment requirements:
  • Java Development Kit
  • Android Studio 3.0 or later
• A physical or virtual mobile device running Android 5.0 or later
• Valid Video SDK Account
• Valid Banuba Token and Banuba .aar files

Run the Sample Project

Step 1: Clone the sample project

Clone the repository to your local environment.

git clone https://github.com/videosdk-live/videosdk-rtc-android-sdk-banuba-example.git

Step 2: Banuba Token

To start working with the Banuba SDK into your project, you need to have the client token. To receive the client token please fill form on banuba.com

Step 3: Add Banuba SDK dependencies

• With the client token, you will also receive the Banuba SDK archive for Android which contains Banuba Effect Player (compiled Android library project with .aar extension), Banuba SDK (compiled Android library project with .aar extension) and example filters located under effects folder.

• Create libs directory in your project and add banuba_effect_player.aar, banuba_sdk.aar files.

Step 4: Modify Banuba Token

Copy and Paste your client token to KEY variable of app/src/main/java/banuba/BanubaProcessor.java

Step 5: Add Effects

Add effects that you want to use in the app/src/main/assets/bnb-resources/effects folder.You can download test effects here: Effects

Step 6: Modify local.properties

Generate temporary token from Video SDK Account.

auth_token= "TEMPORARY-TOKEN"

Step 7: Run the sample app

Run the android app with Shift+F10 or the ** ▶ Run ** from toolbar.

Examples

• Prebuilt SDK Examples
• JavaScript SDK Example
• React JS SDK Example
• React Native SDK Example
• Flutter SDK Example
• Android SDK Example
• iOS SDK Example

Documentation

Read the documentation to start using Video SDK.

Community

• Discord - To get involved with the Video SDK community, ask questions and share tips.
• Twitter - To receive updates, announcements, blog posts, and general Video SDK tips.