Codecs are essential to WebRTC, enabling efficient media compression and decompression for transmission. They not only ensure seamless communication but also impact quality, latency, and compatibility across devices. In this post we will talk about the importance of codecs for WebRTC, including essential codecs, codecs that enable
Through the power of WebRTC, millions of people connect face-to-face with colleagues across continents, collaborate on virtual whiteboards in real-time, share their screens with support teams, and much more. However, when issues arise, identifying the root cause within the complex web of connections can feel like searching
For a long time, content creators and broadcasters had to choose between the immediacy of live streaming or the polish of edited, on-demand video. Today, innovations in browser APIs and real-time technologies—especially around WebRTC—are closing that gap. By leveraging powerful JavaScript APIs, modern libraries, and emerging protocols,
For organizations with specific regulatory, scaling, or network control requirements, self-hosted STUN/TURN servers can be a more suitable option than relying on managed service providers to set up and maintain your WebRTC connections. Those seeking cost optimization or increased customization may also benefit from exploring self-hosted solutions.
