How WebRTC speaker selection works
July 1, 2024 4:07 pm Leave your thoughtsToday’s topic is speaker selection. If you’ve never given it much thought, or consider it straightforward, this post is for […]
Today’s topic is speaker selection. If you’ve never given it much thought, or consider it straightforward, this post is for […]
WebRTC enables video calls directly in browsers. Effectively managing the codecs that encode and decode media streams is a crucial […]
Hi all, we haven’t blogged since the WebRTC API was standardized back in January of 2021! But now in 2024 […]
As of Firefox 68—releasing next week—camera and microphone will require an https connection to work. Access from insecure http will […]
New preface: What if you could add and remove media to and from a live WebRTC connection, without having to […]
Update: We’ve pushed this back to Firefox 66, giving you a little more time! Please go to isRemote in getStats() will […]
Are you using getStats() for remote statistics in Firefox? Look for this warning today in Firefox Nightly (63, not 66): […]
On a web conference call, have you ever wondered if people can see you? Maybe you’ve tried to decipher the […]
Firefox now implements the RTCRtpTransceiver API, a.k.a. stage 3 in my blog post “The evolution of WebRTC 1.0.” from last […]
March 2018 update: Firefox 59 now implements transceivers (stage 3) as described in this article. Remote tracks are now muted […]