On the November 19 episode of WebRTC Live, we attempted to settle the debate on “MOQ vs. WebRTC” once and for all. Since Cloudflare has been expanding its offerings in 2025, with both WebRTC- and MOQ-related product announcements, we invited a few members of their team for a
WebRTC gave us real-time media for the Web — but it came with complexity, workarounds and tight coupling. In this episode, we explore Media over QUIC (MOQ), a protocol designed to deliver real-time media more simply, more flexibly and without the legacy overhead. We’ll dive into how
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,
WHIP, WHEP, and Media Over QUIC are protocols that can significantly impact the efficiency, reliability, and quality of real-time communication and live streaming services. These protocols are not just buzzwords; they represent significant advancements in how we handle, deliver, and experience live media content. WHIP (WebRTC-HTTP Ingestion
