Sean-Der

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by Sean-Der 5y ago
For getting media out of ffmpeg you have https://github.com/pion/webrtc/tree/master/examples/rtp-forw... For playing media from disk you have https://github.com/pion/webrtc&#x2F
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
What in particular are you looking for? If you want the ‘conference use case’ LiveKit, Galene and ion-SFU are all popular
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Yes it does support RTCP. https://github.com/pion/rtcp We also provide https://github.com/pion/interceptor . Interceptor is implementations of common RTCP workflows. Things like Congestion Feedback
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
AV1 support is already available in libwebrtc! So when I started building Pion the target use case was to make it easier to build scalable servers. Instead of interacting with a WebRTC servers REST API to query information/load balance
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
I just finished adding AV1 support to Pion WebRTC. What AV1 is able to do is pretty amazing! I spent a lot of my time with H264 because of legacy devices/hardware acceleration. Seeing the jump in quality + reduction in bandwidth usage
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Show HN: AV1 and WebRTC(github.com)
72 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|23 comments
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
You should help out with the gaps in the media stack! That is the only way it will get better :) I don't believe echo cancellation is a hard problem either. I don't know the specific details, but I have heard this argument so many
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
I do that all the time. is anything wrong with that? Sometimes you go and build something to solve a specific problem, and realize it solves lots of different things. I don't think it matters what the Daily team originally intended. It
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
What is `daily-core` actually doing? It is signaling code? Have you evaluated webrtc-rs yet? I haven't keep up to date with mediasoup, but I saw they have a rust effort. Have you evaluated that yet? Seems possible to drop lots of C++ d
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
I have had offers to be paid to work on specific things for github.com/pion/webrtc and github.com/pion/dtls. I took one and it wasn't as great as I thought it would be. I really value the autonomy/independence
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
I don't know Jitsi at all, but the things about Galene (and Pyrite) I have enjoyed. * Low resource requirements. You can serve lots of users off a Rasp Pi * Single binary + JSON Config. * Designed to be modified. Galene is API driven s
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WebRTC support is being added to OBS(github.com)
97 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|6 comments
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
One year ago… time seems to be speeding up for me. Thanks for the kind words. Hopefully you are happy with your choice! If you ever need any help or just a WebRTC sounding board I am always excited to chat.
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
That makes sense :) If you saw anything when evaluating Pion that could have made it better I would love to hear. Always trying to improve. These threads are super exciting since I get a general guidance. Existing Pion users are biased&#x2
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
What did you end up using for WebRTC? Any specific things that you needed when looking at WebRTC implementations?
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
WebRTC has so many great implementations now! The author of the C# implementation started a really great project webrtc-echoes[0] that shows them all working together. The next big challenge in the space seems to be getting widely available
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Hey HN, Really excited to share this example. After multiple months of work Pion finally has bandwidth estimation. This is a really exciting/huge milestone. Pion is a Pure Go implementation of WebRTC. Back when we started there was onl
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Show HN: WebRTC Bandwidth Estimation. Send pre-recorded in multiple levels(github.com)
2 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Hey HN, This is an example of playing static content using WebRTC, with a bandwidth estimator! This just added to Pion and really excited to see what people can do with it. WebRTC has a lot of potential in this space. It’s ubiquity and flex
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Show HN: WebRTC bandwidth estimation from static videos(github.com)
6 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|1 comments
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Pion Is a Nonprofit Project(pion.ly)
3 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|0 comments
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Hey HN, I see lots of threads/discussions on the merits of WebRTC. I took some time reflecting and typed up this post over the weekend. Would love to hear peoples thoughts! Also enjoy general RTC conversation as well. If people have qu
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Why WebRTC? – An implementer and user perspective(pion.ly)
4 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
It is using a WebRTC Data Channel. You can send binary/text data over the same connection that is receiving the media. The other exciting thing about Data Channels is that you can send lossy/unordered messages and get flow control
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Neko is a fantastic project, I love telling people about it. It does so much more then the title says :) Being able to watch videos with someone in perfect sync is a great experience. It's not the same to just sync two video elements,
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Hey HN, For the past couple of years I have been working on open source software[0] + a free book[1] to make WebRTC easier. I am trying to find the other gaps in the space. Would love to hear what people find difficult about it still! Even
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How we make WebRTC be easier?(github.com)
2 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Thank you! I have been focused most on vertically scaling Pion. AES-GCM[0] was a big one that landed recently. I also pushed for it in Chromium[1], it still isn't the default unfortunately. Batch UDP[2] should be happening soon as well
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by Sean-Der 5y ago
Hey HN, This is a project I have been working on for a couple years and finally got a new release out. Would love to chat/answer questions here about Pion or even just WebRTC in general! I am always trying to make WebRTC easier/mo
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Pion WebRTC v3.1.0 Released(github.com)
4 points by Sean-Der 5y ago|4 comments

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