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Video streaming tutorial. Javascript webrtc streaming example
Hi, in this post I will be covering only WebRTC simple setup for streaming using getDisplayMedia() (screen) but is also valid for getUserMedia() (camera, microphone). First if you are intereseted in more WebRTC explanations/tutorials this is part of a serie of WebRTC articles for JavaScript and Golang (This includes general knowledge about WebRTC). In second place I will introduce you the fundamentals about MediaChannels , what they are and how to use them in your webapp. In a Peerconnection we can create two types of channels, DataChannels (used for passing general purpose data between peers) and MediaChannels (for media data like video/audio). The MediaChannels are negociated before the stablish of the connection but its paremeters can change with the time automatically or manually. The streaming using MediaChannels usually work well just
Hi, in this post I will be covering only WebRTC simple setup for streaming using getDisplayMedia() (screen) but is also valid for getUserMedia() (camera, microphone).
First if you are intereseted in more WebRTC explanations/tutorials this is part of a serie of WebRTC articles for JavaScript and Golang (This includes general knowledge about WebRTC).
In second place I will introduce you the fundamentals about MediaChannels , what they are and how to use them in your webapp.
In a Peerconnection we can create two types of channels, DataChannels (used for passing general purpose data between peers) and MediaChannels (for media data like video/audio). The MediaChannels are negociated before the stablish of the connection but its paremeters can change with the time automatically or manually.
The streaming using MediaChannels usually work well just
