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[DolbyioHackathon]

Please provide details as to the Dolby.io Communication API implementation. This appears to be a sample project. We need to see a clear demonstration of your hackathon project and supporting code.

[ccpddp21]

@DolbyioHackathon Thank you for follow up with us! I've updated the README with a further explanation of how the code base utilizes the Dolby.io API.

[ccpddp21]

Please let us know if any additional information is needed!

[ccpddp21]

An AWS hosted version of Sonar Sound Studio can be found here: https://d3pedbln4nezy9.cloudfront.net/

[DolbyioHackathon]

Please send instructions on how to use it. It's not intuitive enough to determine whether you implemented our apis.

Dan Zeitman

Developer Advocate

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Dolby Laboratories, Inc. | 1275 Market Street | San Francisco, CA 94103-1410

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[ccpddp21]

Certainly. I've updated our README with links directly to the code with our repo responsible for communicating with the Dolby's Voxeet API.

Also, I just wanted to share these images to hopefully help explain how the Dolby APIs are being executed on the web browser:

Steps to recreate

• I first went to the AWS url: https://d3pedbln4nezy9.cloudfront.net/
• Next I clicked on the input box under the "Your Name" label and entered a name
• Next I clicked the "Login" button which executed the "token", "identity", "session" and telemetry Network calls
• I entered a room name in the newly appeared input box
• And pressed the "Host" button to execute the "create" and "join" Network calls

• I refreshed and follow the same steps as before but instead I pressed the "Join" button which executed the "create" and "join" Network calls as well

• From within a newly created conference room session, I clicked the "Leave" button to execute the "leave" Network call

This was intended to demonstrate the network traffic resulting from the implementation of Dolby.io's Voxeet SDK.

[ccpddp21]

@DolbyioHackathon I updated my previous comment to be more thorough