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"up to 4-way calling using peer to peer mesh topology" sounds like fancy names for regular WebRTC connections.
by 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.