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ChatGPT meets WebRTC: What Generative AI means to Real Time Communications

ChatGPT is changing computing and as an extension how we interact with machines. Here’s how it is going to affect WebRTC.

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RTC@Scale 2023 – an event summary

RTC@Scale is Facebook’s virtual WebRTC event, covering current and future topics. Here’s the summary for RTC@Scale 2023 so you can pick and choose the relevant ones for you.

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What exactly is a WebRTC media server?

WebRTC media server is an optional component in a WebRTC application. That said, in most common use cases, you will need one.

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WHIP & WHEP: Is WebRTC the future of live streaming?

WHIP and WHEP are specifications to get WebRTC into live streaming. But is this really what is needed moving forward?

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With WebRTC, don’t expect Google to be your personal outsourcing vendor

Understanding how WebRTC is governed in reality will enable you to make better decisions in your development strategy.

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Video Call API, CPaaS, programmability and WebRTC

A common solution for real time video apps is to rely on video APIs, a niche in CPaaS, which makes use of WebRTC.

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Different WebRTC server allocation schemes for scaling group calling

In group calls there are different ways to decide on WebRTC server allocation. Here are some of them, along with recommendations of when to use what.

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Can I trust WebRTC getStats accuracy?

Yes and no. WebRTC getStats is what we have to work with, so we have to make do with it. That said, your real problems may lie elsewhere altogether.

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Can a native media engine beat WebRTC’s performance?

WebRTC is the best media engine out there. And it has nothing to do with its performance…

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