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On the site it says "Breakthrough peer to peer WebRTC technology" and the title claims "no latency". Could you elaborate what makes this different from normal
by SahAssar 7y ago
On the site it says "Breakthrough peer to peer WebRTC technology" and the title claims "no latency".
Could you elaborate what makes this different from normal P2P WebRTC without a SFU? Do you feel that the claim of "no latency" is even possible/reasonable regardless of the tech involved?
- johannsg 7y agoI do not enjoy being blunt, but the author seem to have borrowed a page from a “that” conferencing company’s marketing playbook by making very questionable claims. It’s a nice project, but: > Zipcall is built radically different. We left behind slow bulky servers, opting for decentralized peer to peer calling. We engineered a platform with maximum video quality and low latency. Translation: it uses WebRTC or we didn’t invent anything — it uses technology built into your browser. > State of the art VP9 video compression combined with our scaling optimization makes your calls crystal clear. Same as above (assuming you’re browser supports VP9). > Breakthrough peer to peer WebRTC technology means your video goes directly to the other person without a server. No middleman. No extra stops. Same as above. > End to end state of the art encryption means your calls are exactly that. Your calls. How exactly?