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As I understand, Discord server doesn't need to do audio processing, all mixing is done on the clients. So it would benefit from the "one-to-many" encryption, b
by de_watcher 7y ago
As I understand, Discord server doesn't need to do audio processing, all mixing is done on the clients. So it would benefit from the "one-to-many" encryption, because currently it has to decrypt from one p2p connection and to encrypt to several p2p connections when someone talks (which breaks the end-to-end).
- jeltz 7y agoYes, that is what SFU is except there is apparently not support for one-to-many end-to-end encryption yet in the WebRTC protocol.