We built a live broadcasting app focused on interacting with audience members, supporting thousands of subscribers, and implementing a gamification system. The game juggles different frameworks, such as TokBox, Red5, AWS, and web socket (BlueSocker from IBM for iOS), written in Swift 4. Today we're sharing some common mistakes often made while developing live video streaming apps for iOS. 1. Non-scalable architecture Live video streaming is a sensitive matter, and performance is key for these

On September 19th, WebRTC.ventures produced Episode #33 of WebRTC Live! Formerly known as WebRTC Standards, WebRTC Live is a webinar series about the latest use cases and technical updates to the popular coding standard for live video. For this episode, we were joined by guest Varun Singh, PhD, Founder and CEO at callstats.io. Varun discusses the latest on WebRTC call quality, updates us on callstats.io's work, and previews his upcoming IIT RTC Conference talk, "How

Every software development company does things a little bit differently. Collaboration is one of WebRTC.ventures' company values. We keep you involved every step of the way. Our development process Our development process is hands-on. We want you to be active and involved with our team while we craft your product. This is key to the way we crafted our development process. Before we get started, we ask that you designate a member of your team

Last month, we streamed video from a Raspberry Pi, applied a filter to it on the server, and streamed it live to dozens of users. In the second part of this project, we'll go a little deeper and do something more complex with OpenCV: implement face detection on the server. If you want to jump directly to the code, you can find the demo project here. If you install the modules and then run node

U.S. National Health IT Week is September 23rd-27th. This year's theme is Supporting Healthy Communities. Supporting healthy communities Here at WebRTC.ventures, we believe that technology has the power to revolutionize the healthcare industry. That's why we created our own telehealth solution! We believe in making healthcare more accessible by utilizing the devices we use every day. Supporting healthy communities matters to us. We care about the health of communities around the world, and we're actively

You need a live video or audio application. Maybe you're a medical professional who needs a telehealth platform. Maybe your large company needs a video conferencing solution. Maybe you hold large trainings or events and need a live broadcasting application. Your business has a need and you're ready to meet it. Are you going to build it or buy it? There are several factors that may impact your decision. Before you decide, ask yourself: What

On September 5th, WebRTC.ventures produced Episode #32 of WebRTC Live! Formerly known as WebRTC Standards, WebRTC Live is a webinar series about the latest use cases and technical updates to the popular coding standard for live video. For this episode, we were joined by guest Lorenzo Miniero, Chairman at MeetEcho. Lorenzo previewed the upcoming JanusCon and his upcoming talk at the IIT RTC Conference on SFUs, Simulcast, and SVC. Check out Episode #32: WebRTC Live #32 - "Updates on

WebRTC.ventures attended the AllThingsRTC 2019 conference in San Francisco in June. In his presentation entitled "Latest WebRTC Development Trends and Implementations," Alberto analyzed the WebRTC technology, use cases, and market trends we found in our annual WebRTC survey. Here's an infographic that summarizes this year's survey results! Click here to view the original high-quality image.

On August 29th, WebRTC.ventures produced Episode #31 of WebRTC Live! Formerly known as WebRTC Standards, WebRTC Live is a webinar series about the latest use cases and technical updates to the popular coding standard for live video. For this episode, we were joined by guest Bernard Aboba, Principal Architect at Microsoft. Bernard gave us a preview of his upcoming IIT RTC Conference presentation entitled "WebRTC 1.0: Leveraging New Features." Check out Episode #31: WebRTC Live

In 2015, we shared an article about applying effects to WebRTC in real time. A few things have changed since then. Today we bring you a new post about effects in WebRTC -- this time discussing one of the most popular features of today's social media apps: filters. Requirements To follow along, you'll need Git, Node, and NPM installed. Installation steps for each operating system will vary, so refer to official documentation when necessary. Once you

All summer long, we've been talking about our telehealth starter kit and its features in a weekly blog series. Each post focused on different features, explained how these features can benefit your providers and your patients, and mentioned customizations you may wish to use. Check out the linked posts below for an in-depth look at our starter kit! Highlighted features Scheduled appointments. Set your own schedule and accept or deny patients' appointment requests. In-call appointment features. Exchange

This week we publicly announced our “new season” of the WebRTC Live webinar series. Now we’re excited to share the schedule of upcoming webinars that we'll host with a variety of guests every couple of weeks. Each episode includes a short interview with a WebRTC technical or business use case expert, and you can join us live for each episode on Crowdcast if you want to ask questions of our guests! WebRTC Live #31: "Leveraging

Rafael Viscarra, one of our engineers, wrote a blog post about using WebRTC to stream a remote server screen. Here's how it works: The service starts and listens on port 9000 by default. We can change this with a flag.The service exposes two endpoints: (1) POST /session starts a session and (2) GET /screens gets the available screens from the remote server.Once a screen is chosen, an SDP offer is created in the browser. For simplicity, there is

WebRTC.ventures re-launches the WebRTC Standards webinar series Monday, August 26, 2019 | Charlottesville, Virginia WebRTC.ventures, leading software integrator of live video into web and mobile applications, is pleased to announce that they are re-launching the popular webinar series "WebRTC Live," which was started under the name WebRTC Standards. WebRTC Live is a webinar series targeted to technology leaders and developers interested in understanding the latest use cases and technical updates to the popular coding standard for

Last week, WebRTC.ventures produced its first episode of WebRTC Live! Formerly known as WebRTC Standards, WebRTC Live is a webinar series about the latest use cases and technical updates to the popular coding standard for live video. Check out our first episode: WebRTC Live #30 - "Live Streaming with AI," Alberto Gonzalez, WebRTC.ventures The next episode of WebRTC Live will premiere on Crowdcast on Thursday, August 29, 2019 at 12:30pm Eastern Time (US). Our featured

Welcome to our telehealth starter kit blog series! For the rest of the summer, we’ll focus on one feature of our telehealth starter kit in a new post each week. We’ll explain why each feature is important and how it can benefit your providers and your patients. Today, we’re talking about the two review features on our telehealth platform: professional reviews and call quality reviews. Professional reviews Allow your patients to choose a provider based on other patients' anonymous

Emiliano Pelliccioni, one of our engineers, helped Chad Hart, analyst and consultant at cwh.consulting, write an article for cogint.ai where they analyzed a real life example on how to use Dialogflow to create a multi-business voicebot. They even included architecture and code samples! Check out the article here. This is the last in a series of five articles. If you'd like to learn more, click here.

A couple of weeks ago, WebRTC.ventures was invited to the ClueCon Developers Conference in Chicago. ClueCon was born 15 years ago and has always been a reference for those in the telecom field. Aside from the awesome amount of swag and stickers we received, it was great to get up-to-date with open-source projects and to discuss Voice over IP (VoIP), open-source software and hardware, telecommunications, WebRTC, and IoT. The technology conference is held every summer

Welcome to our telehealth starter kit blog series! For the rest of the summer, we’ll focus on one feature of our telehealth starter kit in a new post each week. We’ll explain why each feature is important and how it can benefit your providers and your patients. Today, we’re talking about appointment reminders. Our in-app calendar helps you keep track of your appointments, and our reminders ensure that you and your patients never miss an appointment. Appointment reminders Reduce no-shows

For the last three years, we’ve been working with TokBox to build Interactive Broadcast Solution, a broadcasting application that allows you to create events and to broadcast them live to a large audience! Interactive Broadcast Solution v2.0 is now open source. This means it's public and anyone can clone the repository, test the app, and contribute with the project by doing pull requests like any other open source project. How does IBS work and what can you do