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Alternatives to Jitsi are Janus (mentioned in this thread) but also OpenVidu (formerly Kurento) and Mediasoup which provide building blocks to roll your own. Al
by ofrzeta 7y ago
Alternatives to Jitsi are Janus (mentioned in this thread) but also OpenVidu (formerly Kurento) and Mediasoup which provide building blocks to roll your own. All of these also have demos that you can use out of the box for our own conferences.
- j1elo 7y agoJust a nitpick: Kurento still exists on its own, and provides a generalist framework of components to build a service that can handle media. OpenVidu is one such service, it builds _upon_ Kurento, and itself can be used to make videoconference rooms very easily. Otherwise, Kurento is just a media server that handles media but doesn't have the concept of "rooms", "publishers", "consumers", escalability, reliability, etc. so you would have to develop all those things on your own.