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Just FYI, what we do at https://qbix.com/platform https://qbix.com/platform is we send WebRTC via MediaRecorder to a Node.js server via a socket. We then call f

by EGreg 3y ago

Just FYI, what we do at https://qbix.com/platform https://qbix.com/platform is we send WebRTC via MediaRecorder to a Node.js server via a socket. We then call ffmpeg from there, to record the video. In addition we can send RMTP to YouTube Telegram or Facebook for a livestream. Actually we are big fans of trying to eliminate ALL dependence on Big Tech platforms so if you want to run your broadcast in a peer-to-peer way, you can: https://community.qbix.com/t/teleconferencing-and-live-broadcasts/181 https://community.qbix.com/t/teleconferencing-and-live-broad... Yes we built a self-rebalancing peer to peer broadcast tree based on WebRTC, that can be used to “livestream” to unlimited numbers of people even without needing some Big Tech server farms.

pavlov 3y ago
Since we're doing the self-promotion thing... If you want to record WebRTC (or stream it to a service like YouTube/Twitch/Facebook), there are many different implementation strategies. The choices and trade-offs can be pretty confusing. I wrote a long article about this topic: https://www.daily.co/blog/why-recording-webrtc-is-so-hard-2/ https://www.daily.co/blog/why-recording-webrtc-is-so-hard-2/ I work at Daily.co where we provide a WebRTC platform which makes cloud-based recording/streaming not just possible but also visually rich and easy to use. The article is from a neutral viewpoint though, the options discussed could be used by any WebRTC app and are not specific to Daily.