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> Provides multi-party authentication, registration and signaling, which can orchestrate up to 4-way calling using peer to peer mesh topology, across any combin
by andreyf 12y ago
> Provides multi-party authentication, registration and signaling, which can orchestrate up to 4-way calling using peer to peer mesh topology, across any combination of supported devices. Calls can be video or voice only.
Peer to peer mesh topology? Anyone know of further reading on this?
- jc4p 12y ago"up to 4-way calling using peer to peer mesh topology" sounds like fancy names for regular WebRTC connections.
- andreyf 12y agoInteresting. I hadn't realized that WebRTC supported more than two clients talking to each other. My Google-fu is failing me, do you know where I can read up on how the topology of 4 connected callers is orchestrated without a central hub (i.e. how Hangouts does it)? edit: https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/one-to-many-video-broadcasting/#meeting-roomid-e2z2t19l-93haor https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/one-to-many-video-broadcas...
- RobSpectre 12y agoRob from Twilio here - confirming this is an accurate description. Each peer in the conversation has a connection to every other peer.
- andreyf 12y agoIs there any chance of scaling WebRTC any better than that?
- RobSpectre 12y agoAbsolutely - we have a lot of ambition around where we want to take Twilio Video in the future. This is only the first step.