The pandemic proved that widespread remote education is not the answer. Our goal should never be to go back to fully remote learning for everyone. Still, there are many use cases where, with the use of real-time technologies such as WebRTC, online education can be truly revolutionary.
For our 68th episode of WebRTC Live, Arin welcomed Sean DuBois back to the show for an update on the Pion project, an open source WebRTC implementation in Go which he started and maintains. Sean also talked about his work implementing Pion at Twitch, his other WebRTC knowledge-sharing projects, and answered a ton of questions!
Streaming live video from a webcam or a screen capture into a WebRTC video call is fairly standard among WebRTC applications. This post looks at an implementation of publishing other sources of media, such as a slide deck, into a Vonage Video API call session as an alternative to screen sharing.
WHIP, also known as WISH (WebRTC Ingest Signaling over HTTPS), simplifies video ingestion when using WebRTC for broadcasting.
