Sean-Der

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by Sean-Der 3y ago
What language/ecosystem doesn't have a implementation where you want one?
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I think you can do it in a weekend, maybe two! You are going to implement the simplest parts. This is what it would look like. It also depends on what libraries you have available. # Accepting an Offer Parse the Session Description (remote&
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
What libraries have you used? There are a lot these days, maybe you haven't tried one yet that matches the way you think/code :) * https://github.com/aiortc/aiortc (Python) * GStreamer’s webrtcbin (C) * http
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Nothing big! Mostly iterative improvements * Use Go's stdlib logger * Support for DTLS Close * Dynamic JitterBuffer in pion/interceptor * Congestion Controller just for Simulcast flows (right now we just have GCC) I will type up t
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
If you want to do servers or embedded you shouldn’t. It makes sense to use in the places it was designed for though! If you are shipping a client and have needs that match its creators it’s the best choice. What features of libwebrtc in par
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Twilio is shutting down those APIs :( It's a shame. Lots of people built their first things/got introduced to WebRTC via it.
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I don't! But when adding WebRTC support to OBS I would see 120ms https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/pull/7926 This is me (Ohio) going to a Digital Ocean Droplet (NY) and back.
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Fixed! Thank you :)
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Pion's approach to the problem is different to the software you have described. Instead of configuring a server you are given primitives (SIP and WebRTC in this case). I find this powerful when trying to implement use cases that go off
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Yep! I work at LiveKit full time now. https://github.com/dennwc and I wrote livekit/sip. This code was the prototype/how I learned SIP+WebRTC.
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
> This is all to say, "bridging" between SIP and WebRTC is not nearly as magical as it is often made out to be 100% agree. That is what I have been trying to solve with Pion/WebRTC for the Curious. It is portrayed as being
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Would it make sense to run a bridge for Asterisk to call into? Most WebRTC services will have proprietary signaling, so you will have to write some signaling code. ``` Asterisk -> Bridge -> WebRTC Service ``` You could do it all in As
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Really exciting times for WebRTC in general right now! If you are new to WebRTC and want to learn more about the protocol check out [0] (would love peoples feedback). It is used in lots of unexpected places like streaming (added to OBS)[1]
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Why not? If I get a number via Twillio/$X is the receiver of the call able to tell? I haven't spent a lot of time with SIP and POTS stuff. All my time has been WebRTC and got into SIP for work.
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Cool! What did you build?
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Show HN: Bring phone calls into the browser (SIP-to-WebRTC)(github.com)
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
That’s a cool idea. Do you see this server as a way make it easier to build ‘P2P first apps’? Have some signaling and make Data Channel so can be a peer also.
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
How did you end up on/hear about Zoom? I am in a bubble with Pion. Open Source devs from different companies all are chatting/contributing to projects/doing talks. Zoom isn't active so assumed all they had was a conferen
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I have worked four jobs related to https://github.com/pion/webrtc and one for https://webrtcforthecurious.com * Amazon was using WebRTC, didn’t care about Pion * Apple was the same. Just cared about my know
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I see 1 and 2 as going in the opposite directions. WebTransport+WebCodec enables the shipping of binary blobs for each individual service. WHIP+WHEP might see enough demand (OBS input) that locked down services have to offer it. What cloud
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
You have more choices then that for node.js * https://github.com/shinyoshiaki/werift-webrtc * https://github.com/murat-dogan/node-datachannel If libwebrtc fits your needs you totally should use it
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
Hey amazing job! If you need any help/advice with the WebRTC stuff I am always available :)
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
What do you find hard about WebRTC? I would love to help. Would even code up a prototype if you wanted :)
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
WebRTC does have the concept of ABR/renditions, it is know as Simulcast [0] Agree on no segments. WebRTC CDNs are built differently because of this. Your infrastructure looks like a tree, the nodes at the edges are what viewers connect
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I would love to help you build this. I don't think it would be hard either. Join https://pion.ly/slack or email me sean@pion.ly!
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
WebRTC supports both. You can deploy a media server or do P2P. Depends on amount of users/other requirements
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I also have things I want to do next. I am going to make it so you can host a podcast/co-stream with only using OBS. No more screen capping or using other tools to bring others on. If this interests you I would love feedback/help.
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
This release includes WebRTC support. I would really appreciate if people could try it! I have so many things I want to improve with broadcasting. —— * Serverless Streaming - WebRTC is P2P so you can video right into your browser. You don’t
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I am not at Twitch anymore so can't speak to what the state of the things today are. WebRTC was deployed and is in use. For twitch.tv you have Guest Star [0] You can use that same back-end via IVS Stages[1]. I always call it 'Whit
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by Sean-Der 3y ago
I would love too! Join https://pion.ly/slack and I am Sean-Der If you prefer discord there also is a dedicated space for ‘real-time broadcasting’ https://discord.gg/DV4ufzvJ4T

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