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New: Higher-Level WebRTC Protocols course

A new Higher-level WebRTC protocols course and discounts, available for a limited period of time.

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Cloud gaming, virtual desktops and WebRTC

WebRTC is an important technology for cloud gaming and virtual desktop type use cases. Here are the reasons and the challenges associated with it.

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Apple Vision, VR/AR, the metaverse and what it means to the web and WebRTC

The Apple Vision pro is a new VR/AR headset. Here are my thoughts on if and how it will affect the metaverse and WebRTC.

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Is WebRTC really free? The costs of running a WebRTC application

Is WebRTC really free? It is open source and widely used due to it. But it isn’t free when it comes to running and hosting your own WebRTC applications.

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WebRTC media resilience: the role FEC, RED, PLC, RTX and other acronyms play

How WebRTC media resilience works – what FEC, RED, PLC, RTX are and why they are needed to improve media quality in real-time communications.

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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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