Once again, WebRTC Live broadcasted direct from the RTC.ON conference in Kraków, Poland where WebRTC.ventures CTO Alberto Gonzalez interviewed several guests, including:
- Luke Curley, MoQ co-creator at moq.dev, ex Discord, ex Twitch. Luke’s talk, “On a Boat: Why Pull-Based Media Streaming Beats Push,” argues that pull-based protocols like MoQ handle bandwidth-constrained, high-camera-count streaming better than push-based options like WebRTC, SRT, and RTMP, covering multipath QUIC, AI-driven rendition switching, and lossy live plus pristine VOD from a single stream.
- Pratim Mallick, Staff Software Engineer at Stream. Pratim’s talk, “SVC on Android, Debugged,” walks through a debugging journey into why hardware VP9 encoders on Android fail to produce multiple spatial layers as expected, and how Android 16’s new webrtc.svc.l1tN schema addresses the gap.
WebRTC Live #117: Live from RTC.ON 2026
Episode highlights to follow shortly.
Up Next! WebRTC Live #118
Building the Data Layer for Voice AI with vCon
With guest Jeff Pulver, VoIP industry pioneer and founder of the vCon Foundation.
Wednesday, October 7, 12:30 pm Eastern
