Document process for sharing screen with WebRTC

README.md

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 ## Current steps for Running a WebRTC app and sharing an application window
 
-1. Make sure nothings running
-2. Run `run.sh`` for vis system to run config script and docker-compose
-   * For local/develop versions, use locally built images (the run.sh should cover the config for this). Images must be named:
-     * ove-apps:9.9.9
-     * ove-ove:9.9.9
-     * ove-ui:9.9.9
-   * Check get_ip_address is correct
-   * Check ip address from configure.py is running OVE
-3. Go to OVE Core at http://localhost:8080  <!-- markdownlint-disable-line MD034 -->
-4. Select "Launch new OVE Application instances"
-5. Select WebRTC application, fill in settings and launch instance
-6. Start call button on controller and get session ID
-   * Note: closing controller ends the session
-7. Go to openvidu ip address and manually trust website (OPENVIDU_HOST in the docker-compose.yml)
-8. Log in with username: admin, password: (OPENVIDU_SECRET from docker-compose.yml)
-9. Enter session ID (from controller window) as room name and join the call
-10. Share a window and check it can be viewed from other windows
+1. Make sure nothing's running
+2. Run `bash run_develop.sh` for vis system to run config script and `docker-compose.yml`
+   * For production, use `run.sh`
+3. Go to OVE Core at the IP address defined in the `API_URL` environment variable you will now find in `docker-compose.yml`
+4. Go to OpenVidu IP address and manually trust website (OPENVIDU_HOST in the `docker-compose.yml`)
+5. Log in with username: admin, password: (OPENVIDU_SECRET from docker-compose.yml)
+6. Open the View - link under Space Layouts, will be something like `IP`/view.html?oveViewId=PC01-Top-0
+7. Open the Controller - link is ID Number under sections
+8. Start the call from the Controller - will generate and display a Session ID
+9. Copy the Session ID into the OpenVidu textbox to join the call (there should be three users connected to the call)
+10. Share the application (NMX) window into the video call
+11. Go to the Controller and select the desired screen to share. It should have a yellow box around it once selected.
+12. Confirm the view is displaying the screen.
 
 **Note:** Only one screen can be shared from one browser, so multiple screens will require multiple computers/browsers/incognito windows etc.