
Fixing packet loss in WebRTC
Discover the hidden dangers of packet loss and its impact on your WebRTC application. Find out how to optimize your
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WebRTC & HEVC - how can you get these two to work together
Getting HEVC and WebRTC to work together is tricky and time consuming. Lets see what the advantages are and if
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Reasons for WebRTC to discard media packets
From time to time, WebRTC is going to discard media packets. Monitoring such behavior and understanding the reasons is important
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WebRTC simulcast - what is it and how is it used
What exactly is simulcast, how is it used in WebRTC and why is it a critical component in any SFU
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RTC@Scale 2024 – an event summary
RTC@Scale is Facebook’s virtual WebRTC event, covering current and future topics. Here’s the summary for RTC@Scale 2024 so you can
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WebRTC recording challenges and solutions
Need WebRTC recording in your application? Check out the various requirements and architectural decisions you’ll have to make when implementing
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An FAQ for WebRTC beginners
Answering some common FAQ questions about WebRTC that seem to be top of mind on Google search.
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WebRTC conferences - to mix or to route audio
How do you choose the right architecture for a WebRTC audio conferencing service?
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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