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/* LANGUAGE */

$avchat_language[0] = "Start an audio/video call";
$avchat_language[1] = "Please wait atleast 10 seconds before trying to call again.";
$avchat_language[2] = "has sent you an audio/video chat request.";
$avchat_language[3] = "Click here to accept it";
$avchat_language[4] = "or simply ignore this message.";
$avchat_language[5] = "has successfully sent an audio/video chat request.";
$avchat_language[6] = "has accepted your audio/video chat request.";
$avchat_language[7] = "Click here to launch the AV window";
$avchat_language[8] = "Audio/Video Chat";
$avchat_language[9] = "Having issues connecting?";
$avchat_language[10] = <<<EOD
There are several reasons why the audio/video chat may be stuck at initializing:
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1. Audio/video chat requires P2P to establish connection. In order for it to work, your firewall must be configured to allow outgoing UDP traffic. While this is the case with most consumer or small office/home office (SOHO) firewalls, many corporate firewalls block UDP traffic altogether.
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2. The user at the other end is behind a UDP blocking firewall and is unable to connect to you.
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3. Our servers are facing issues and you are unable to connect.

EOD;

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