Do you still need TURN server if your media server has a public IP address?
Using a media server with a public IP address isn't enough to solve your WebRTC NAT traversal headaches - you
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Should you use Kurento or Jitsi for your multiparty WebRTC video conference product?
Kurento or Jitsi? This is a question I hear quite often from people who want to build their own service.
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Will there ever be a decentralized web?
What's the decentralized web anyway? That's what a group of pundits were asked, and here are my own thoughts on
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Are WebRTC room systems interesting again?
Video conferencing room systems are changing, and WebRTC has a hand in that. How are the new ones look like
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Microsoft Acquires Beam, Showing the Value of WebRTC to Interactive Live Streaming
Microsoft just acquired Beam for its low latency interactive live streaming platform that happens to use WebRTC. Here's what it
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WebRTC Plugin? An Electron WebRTC app is the only viable fallback
You should drop the idea of using a WebRTC plugin and warm up to the use of an Electron WebRTC
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Surprise: Free Video Calling is no Guarantee for Success (or Adoption)
Mozilla Hello is saying goodbye and reminding us that free video calling doesn't automatically lead to adoption by the masses.
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Hardware Acceleration is Real
VP9 is starting to find its way into chipsets, making VP9 hardware acceleration a reality. How is this turning out,
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Will Microsoft's Acquisition of LinkedIn Change the WebRTC Landscape?
Microsoft just acquired LinkedIn. What are the points of integration, and will WebRTC and real time communications be a part
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The Alliance of Open Media - 10 Months in
There's been progress in the Alliance of Open Media recently, and all of it is positive. Here's a quick analysis
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4 Reasons to Choose H.264 for your WebRTC Service (or why H.264 Just won over VP8)
H.264 is about to become the popular choice for WebRTC developers. Here are a few reasons why this is happening.
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NUBOMEDIA: the first open source WebRTC PaaS
An introduction to NUBOMEDIA, the first open source WebRTC PaaS, that is based on the Kurento media server. A guest
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Notes from inside the WebRTC industry.
An independent analyst's read on what's shipping, what's hype, and what to do about it.