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Zoom doesn't use WebRTC (which the article is about). They use websockets to send media through the pipes and decode using a webgl shader or similar. I don't w
by FajitaNachos 8y ago
Zoom doesn't use WebRTC (which the article is about). They use websockets to send media through the pipes and decode using a webgl shader or similar.
I don't work for Zoom, but do work in the WebRTC space and read an article about it recently.
- edoceo 8y agoGotta link for that? Sounds really neat
- shadesof 8y agohttps://webrtchacks.com/zoom-avoids-using-webrtc/ https://webrtchacks.com/zoom-avoids-using-webrtc/, perhaps?
- mgamache 8y agoZoom has to be using h264 under the covers. Did they recompile the OpenH264 into WASM? like: https://github.com/kazuki/mediacodec.wasm https://github.com/kazuki/mediacodec.wasm It could also be that they are using websockets to deliver MPEG-DASH/HLS segments for low latency.