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I used a combination of WebSockets and HLS so that speakers could be live, and listeners would get the stream via HLS. This was for an audio platform built with
by karmakaze 4y ago
I used a combination of WebSockets and HLS so that speakers could be live, and listeners would get the stream via HLS. This was for an audio platform built with Twilio and home-grown HLS proxies using ffmpeg. There was a process where a person could go from being a listener to a call-in speaker--the web client had dual Twilio & HLS clients and could switch. The hosts had a dedicated iOS hosting app that always ran the Twilio APIs. They also had video APIs but we were doing internet call-in radio talk shows.