I want to create Audio calling App in android studio with FCM is it possible

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I want to create Audio calling App in android studio with FCM is it possible



I am trying to build a simple chat application, but it requires Voice calls functionality to other users. I would be using Firebase for messaging. Does Firebase have Voice calls support?




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You can use WebRTC for Audio call and use FCM for signaling. But Firebase as a service does not provide any support for Audio/Video calls. You can also use third party SDKs like Twilio.



no firebase does not support voice call support. It is support service like push notification using FCM.





Please doc. of firebase
– Sourabh Patil
Aug 10 at 11:43





@SourabhPatil, documentation contains only what it does support, no what it does not.
– Vladyslav Matviienko
Aug 10 at 12:10





yes exactly right @VladyslavMatviienko
– amit
Aug 10 at 12:15





@amit thnx for help
– Sourabh Patil
Aug 16 at 10:22



FCM is for push notifications. Previously there was GCM, but it is deprecated now. But it is not used for video calls, the only thing you can do is to send push notification to user, when someone calls him. To manage calls you need to use something like WebRTC.
You should try ConnectyCube provider. They have Android SDK for chat/video calls and offer code samples, so that you can use them as basis for your project. It is WebRTC based and works pretty stable on my experience.
Check the list of the main features for video calls on ConnectyCube page






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