While most people know Zoom as a video conferencing app, the Zoom Video SDK opens up the powerful infrastructure behind it to developers who want to embed custom video experiences directly into their own web applications. Behind the scenes, Video SDK v2 now leverages WebRTC, the industry-standard
The webrtc-internals tab is a powerful debugging tool built into Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers. It provides real-time insights into active WebRTC sessions, offering developers a detailed view of connection behavior and media transport. In this post, we’ll take a quick tour of how webrtc-internals enables real-time
Real-time video calls have become the backbone of how we work, learn, and connect. And when users connect, they expect seamless, high-quality communication. Yet many factors can affect call quality – from internet connectivity to device settings to network configurations. While these issues often originate outside the
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
