diff --git a/IFRAME.md b/IFRAME.md index ce8b529..c3bc58d 100644 --- a/IFRAME.md +++ b/IFRAME.md @@ -17,6 +17,9 @@ iframe.allowtransparency = "false"; iframe.src = "https://obs.ninja/?webcam"; ``` +You can also make an OBS.Ninja without Javascript, using just HTML, like +`` + Adding that iframe to the DOM will reveal a simple page accessing for a user to select and share their webcam. For a developer wishing to access a remote guest's stream, this makes the ingestion of that stream into production software like OBS Studios very easy. The level of customization and control opens up opportunities, such as a pay-to-join audience option for a streaming interactive broadcast experience. An example of how this API is used by OBS.Ninja is with its Internet Speedtest, which has two OBS.Ninja IFrames on a single page. One iframe feeds video to the other iframe, and the speed at which it does this is a measure of the system's performance. Detailed stats of the connection are made available to the parent window, which displays the results.