Cindy,

I’ve got no solid opinion about it (good or bad). Haven’t seen many who use it to develop use cases. Maybe a handful that just deploy it on a small installation.

Aidar,

I have no experience with Medooze. From what I understand by checking around is that there’s a high learning curve for using Medooze. CoSMo Software use it in some of the projects they go into, probably because the original lead developer of Medooze works with/at CoSMo. Finding developers who are experienced with it and can maintain it later on is something I haven’t seen done.

This doesn’t mean that it can’t be done or even that it is hard to do – just that I haven’t had a conversation with anyone who did.

To the best of my knowledge, mediasoup is the easiest to use with an existing signaling protocol/application in place.

Janus shouldn’t be too hard to integrate with either.

We have implemented, video conference application using RTCmulticonnection library which use core webrtc components, it’s working between browsers, ios and andriod clients, now we are planning to add media server for scaling purpose, could you please suggest a better media server which can use our existing signalling process, thanks for your great support, i really appreciate you.

Rushan,

There’s no one size fits all and the requirements you’ve listed aren’t specific enough or well defined. This doesn’t allow anyone to say what is the most suitable solution for you.

Writing back and forth here on the comments adding a few features won’t really help either. Your best bet is to learn and understand WebRTC to a level that allows you to make an informed decision (there’s enough material both free and paid here and elsewhere to get you going with it) or to hire someone to help you out with that decision.

Mohammad,

Any of the popular ones will work. You should also check the client-side recording alternative. Read this for more information: https://bloggeek.me/recording-webrtc-sessions/