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>I don't think that there are many people using WebRTC especially within the same LAN Zoom/Teams with people in the same office? That seems like a rather large
by nemothekid 4y ago
>I don't think that there are many people using WebRTC especially within the same LAN
Zoom/Teams with people in the same office? That seems like a rather large user base
Almost all of the “sales/demo/cross company” video calls I’ve been on have been in this bucket
- cma 4y ago> Almost all of the “sales/demo/cross company” video calls I’ve been on have been in this bucket My understanding is Zoom only supports P2P for two person calls. I can't quite tell from this answer if it is the default or not, but it sounds like it has to be manually enabled: > Account owners and admins can enable one-on-one meetings to have data routed between two participants (peer-to-peer), rather than going through the cloud or server. Enabling this may improve the quality and connection of one-on-one meetings (depending on how your network prioritizes traffic) by directly sending video and audio between both parties. https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360061410851-Enabling-Peer-to-peer-connection-for-2-people-in-a-meeting https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360061410851-Enabl...