Sean-Der

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by Sean-Der 4y ago
This has been really fascinating to watch. A patch just landed in Pion DTLS[0] yesterday to make the fingerprinting harder. I don't remember all the commits, but the Tor devs are absolutely amazing to work with and submit patches that
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
This is something I have been lightly involved with recently and so excited to see it launch! Before the only supported protocol was RTMP(S). Using WebRTC brings lots of great features like bandwidth estimation. Instead of picking a bitrate
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Amazon adds support to broadcast from browser to IVS (Twitch) using WebRTC(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by Sean-Der 4y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
This is something I have been involved with recently and so excited to see it launch! You can now broadcast to IVS using WebRTC. Before the only supported protocol was RTMP(S). Using WebRTC brings lots of great features like bandwidth estim
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Show HN: Broadcast to AWS' IVS (Twitch) from the Browser Using WebRTC(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by Sean-Der 4y ago|1 comments
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Pion’s ION: Grown up and moving out(pion.ly)
1 points by Sean-Der 4y ago|0 comments
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
I have been having so much fun doing Retro stuff. Vogons is the place to be for this area. I bought a Compaq Presario 4505. Then did lots of upgrades * Ram to 64MB * CPU is a 233MMX * 512KB COAST * Voodoo 3 3000 PCI * IDE -> SATA with a
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
It is a shame. I don't see any easy answer. I am working on sfu-to-sfu[0] and hope it can make some traction. If we can get all the Open Source WebRTC servers working together, maybe there is hope? I believe WebRTC did the right thing.
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
1) I don't think WebRTC has a specific point. Lots of users came together with their use cases and was designed by consensus. WebRTC can (and does) have toggles around latency/buffering. 2.) I am not aware of a way you can no keyf
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
1.) Why can't you buffer on the client side for WebRTC? That sounds like a client issue (what library were you using?) not the protocol. 2.) I use the same tactic as HLS. Generate your video with a reasonable (~2 seconds) keyframe inte
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
I am heavily biased toward WebRTC. Here is my take on it though! > It's incredibly complex as a specification What is complex about it? I can go and read the IETF drafts, webrtcforthecurious.com, https://github.com/a
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
Huge fan of Tinygo. I use it for the reduced WASM sizes. I see ~10x reduction when using it. I am working on a project that does some business logic/text parsing[0] that I want to be available on multiple platforms. With TinyGo + wasme
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
Keep up the great work :) I am really rooting for NetBird. It has been such a joy interacting with you all through Pion. I also love how you are embracing/building upon Open Standards. You are making these protocols and software better
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
What library did you use for WebRTC? What were the pain points you hit?
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
I don't work at Zoom/only have outsider information. It looks like they are using Media over DataChannels[0]. So they are still using WebRTC! When Google announced WebCodecs/WebTransport they said Zoom was involved, so maybe
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
This conflates implementation and protocol. You can use w/e Bandwidth Estimator/Congestion Control algorithm you want. I think it is worth measuring how Google's implementation works, but it is tuned for a very specific use c
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
Yes! I have used it in production with these. * FaceTime @ Apple https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT212619 * KVS and Chime @ AWS https://github.com/awslabs/amazon-kinesis-video-streams-webr... . Lot
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STUNner: A Kubernetes ingress gateway for WebRTC(github.com)
83 points by Sean-Der 4y ago|12 comments
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
Yea! TURN can just be the authorization/entry point into your network. The SFU is in charge of actually shuffling the packets between peers. You will need to use a SFU to reuse outbound streams unfortunately. Happy to help more on htt
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
In some cases a TURN server is still required[0] Until ICE supports TLS/DTLS it is worth deploying. I hope to fix this in the near future though! [0] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61287054/understanding-
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
I think https://webrtc.rs/ is our best bet for this future. I am very optimistic about it. The security/memory safety aspect of it is just so important. So many important things are happening over WebRTC (telemedicine,
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
I am so impressed how quickly LiveKit has developed and become polished. If you missed it they wrote a really good article on it here[0] I also really love as a company how LiveKit operates. I work on an Open Source library they use (Pion).
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
All the work LiveKit is doing makes me so excited for the future of WebRTC. WebRTC as a protocol can't offer these optimizations out of the box. It requires a opinionated layer on top of it. It frustrates me seeing companies claiming t
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Bringing Zoom's end-to-end optimizations to WebRTC(blog.livekit.io)
6 points by Sean-Der 4y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
The constant bitrate idea is really interesting, I think we could do it! I wonder if we can publish a constant rate at the public API of if it would take some interaction with the Congestion Controller in SCTP.
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
This is so cool! I love the embedded aspect of it, that was a big goal of Pion. Really exciting for users to not have to setup/configure a service to get connectivity going. re: concerns about STUN I would love to experiment with addin
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by Sean-Der 4y ago
Me and another WebRTC developer started this to try and make WebRTC information more accessible. I am not sure where this project is going, but excited to watch it grow. I get lots of emails asking for WebRTC info and referrals. I get lots
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Show HN: Webrtcwork.com – Resources for those working with WebRTC(webrtcwork.com)
1 points by Sean-Der 4y ago|2 comments
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
I am happy to help you implement either of the solutions I have seen (from my other comment)! Email me sean @ pion.ly But people are successfully streaming pre-recorded media. You have to do out of band communication, and that will just hav
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
I can't seem to respond simulate-me because our comments are too deeply nested. Pion doesn't have a way to exactly implement your business logic. You have two choices (and they both can be implemented with Pion) * Store everything

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