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Hey, If it's using WebRTC built into the browser like every other web-based video calling app – how is it "unmatched" exactly?
by tommoor 7y ago
Hey, If it's using WebRTC built into the browser like every other web-based video calling app – how is it "unmatched" exactly?
- fulafel 7y agoMany/most WebRTC apps don't do p2p, but rely on a bunch of stuff happening in server side. There are also a lot of ways to set up webrtc in the browser affecting quality.
- carlosdp 7y agoWhere the citation on that? From what I’ve seen, P2P is more common than SFUs, if for no other reason than they are way simpler to implement architecturally for small amount of participants.
- fulafel 7y agoNo citation but IME Zoom and Teams do this.
- tommoor 7y agoYea, gonna call BS on that. P2P is significantly easier to architect than an SFU/MCU.