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is this p2p?

• tosh 5y ago
  You can run Jam in p2p mode where all users in a room are connected to each other. That's great for scenarios where you have lots of small rooms and also great if you want to save cost. If you want to support large rooms with hundreds or thousands of participants well be aware that p2p might run into issues if speakers are bandwidth constrained (since every speaker has to send their audio to every other participant). That's why we've added a mode where the speakers are p2p (low latency) and also send their audio to the server which then sends it to the audience members (SFU). Edit: out of the box you get p2p for speakers and SFU for audience members, you can configure Jam to not use the SFU
  • ushakov 5y ago
    that's a neat solution!