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What did you end up using for WebRTC? Any specific things that you needed when looking at WebRTC implementations?
by Sean-Der 5y ago
What did you end up using for WebRTC? Any specific things that you needed when looking at WebRTC implementations?
- binarynate 5y agoHi, Sean! Thanks again for creating Pion. That's what I'm using for the product now. I shared my reasons for choosing Pion on Reddit when you posted about the Pion v3 release: https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/kj1net/pion_webrtc_v300_released/ggvm66l https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/kj1net/pion_webrtc_...
- Sean-Der 5y agoOne year ago… time seems to be speeding up for me. Thanks for the kind words. Hopefully you are happy with your choice! If you ever need any help or just a WebRTC sounding board I am always excited to chat.
- oplav 5y agoI'm not the commenter you are responding to, but we've been using webrtcbin in a production system since late 2019. We had some help from Collabora's consulting services (specifically from Olivier and Aaron!) and our use case was pretty targeted (near real time broadcasting of a video stream to a handful of internal users) so YMMV. EDIT: Didn't realize you were the author of Pion! We looked at Pion and Janus when we were evaluating, but ended up using GStreamer ultimately because we had other GStreamer components within our pipeline.
- Sean-Der 5y agoThat makes sense :) If you saw anything when evaluating Pion that could have made it better I would love to hear. Always trying to improve. These threads are super exciting since I get a general guidance. Existing Pion users are biased/accepting of its flaws ;)