It’s alright. It is difficult to say, I’ve never used the product. They don’t describe what it is they are trying to do. If you want to pipe a Zoom call to a

It’s alright. It is difficult to say, I’ve never used the product. They don’t describe what it is they are trying to do. If you want to pipe a Zoom call to a Python process it’s complicated. Everything else that uses WebRTC, I suppose Python should generate the candidates, and the fake browser client hands over the Python process’s candidates instead of its own. It could use the most basic bindings to libwebrtc. If the bulk of their app is JavaScript, they ought to inject a web worker and use encoded transforms. But I don’t know though.