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WebRTC RTCPeerConnection: The secret behind connecting peers in the new video call app

WebRTC RTCPeerConnection is the API which deals with connecting two applications on different computers to communicate using a peer-to-peer protocol. The communication between peers can be video, audio or arbitrary binary data (for clients supporting the RTCDataChannel API). In order to discover how two peers can connect, both clients need to connect to a common signalling server and also provide an ICE Server configuration. The ice server can either be a STUN or a TURN-server, and their role is

WebRTC Media servers, Why, When, and How to choose one for your next application.

A media server in a WebRTC infrastructure plays a critical role in scaling a WebRTC call beyond 4 participants. Whenever you join a call that has 8-10 participants or more, know that a media server is doing the hard work behind the scene to provide you with a smooth audio/video experience. If you have a need for building a WebRTC infrastructure and you need to select a WebRTC media server for your use case, then this post is going to help you with enough information to take an informed decision.

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Twilio Video Alternatives for A Conscious Decision Maker

Video Communication & Modern Businesses In an era defined by rapid technological advancement and shifting business landscapes, video communication has emerged as a pivotal tool for modern enterprises. Platforms like Twilio, Zoom, Google Meet, and Jitsi have revolutionized the way businesses operate, enabling seamless collaboration and communication regardless of physical distance. The COVID-19 pandemic underscored the critical importance of these tools, as companies around the world were forced

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