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The issue is mostly due to the nature of the mobile IP, rather than inherent WebRTC variables. However, ORTC does seek to improve with simulcast/SVC, and attri
by gz5 12y ago
The issue is mostly due to the nature of the mobile IP, rather than inherent WebRTC variables.
However, ORTC does seek to improve with simulcast/SVC, and attributes of ORTC will merge into WebRTC as well, ultimately providing more hooks, finer-grained control and better instrumentation/visibility to the upper layers.
All that said, you can do acceptable quality WebRTC voice and video over 4G LTE today. But you do need a rock solid signal and be prepared to with a fully charged battery if you are not plugged in.
- pthatcherg 12y agoORTC doesn't really have anything to do here, except nicer control over some configurations that you can already control with SDP munging. Simulcast/SVC, for example, are irrelevant outside of multiway video. And you can already do simulcast with WebRTC.
- MichaelGG 12y agoI get rather fine Skype video over 3G and 4G.
- TD-Linux 12y agoORTC is just an API. The WebRTC protocol itself is defined in RTCWEB at the IETF and based on the existing RTP and RTCP transports, and SCTP transport layer. I don't think you'll be able to do better.