Even though the getUserMedia API is still hot off the presses and in active development (and currently only available in Opera Labs and Chrome Canary builds) HTML5Doctor has a nice tutorial write up of how start getting familiar with the getUserMedia API (not to be confused with the Media Capture API, which is a simpler, markup-based API). If you’re interested in seeing how real-time media capture in the browser is moving forward, check it out!
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