Sean-Der

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by Sean-Der 7y ago
I would love to help with this! I don't know Erlang, but have been looking for an excuse to learn :) If someone is able to lead/maintain the project I can help answer questions/dev work. I just know how to write idiomatic Erl
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Awesome! If you need any help with your project I am happy to help :)
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Thank you for using it! I love seeing all the stuff people have built. If there is anything I can do to make it better I would love to hear. I am always on https://pion.ly/slack
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
The encryption for DataChannels is HW accelerated while video is not. I was able to convince people to change this one! So a developer can opt-in to the accelerated profile. https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/iss
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Yes! It implements the standard PeerConnection API. The only code that is KVS specific is the signaling code (which you can easily not use) Officially supported. KVS is a public service with developers full time working on this library.
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
1.) Yes it does! It has OnDataChannel, you can set it on the PeerConnection. createDataChannel is a WIP, hopefully this weekend. 2.) Yes. The WebRTC peers can do Data only if they want. We provide STUN/TURN servers, and works with any
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
I am so glad you like them! Working on Pion and the KVS WebRTC stuff has been super rewarding because people want it. I have built so many things that flopped, so this is a welcome change of pace. Thank you so much for being part of the com
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Show HN: Pure C WebRTC implementation for embedded devices(github.com)
251 points by Sean-Der 7y ago|47 comments
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Have you done SCTP over the public internet? I haven't tried it myself, but always heard the only way to make it work was encapsulated in UDP.
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Do you know of anyone that is interested in bridging that gap? I only have done user-space/embedded WebRTC. After Pion WebRTC I got hired to write a pure C WebRTC implementation [0] that is at around ~700kb. It does media + DataChannel
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
I think SCTP was a very good choice. Writing a SCTP implementation for Pion WebRTC[0] was really enjoyable. The SCTP RFC is well written and easily available [1]. Once you learn all the chunk types things start to fall into place. SCTP is a
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Thanks Chris! Do you mind if I bother you via email and ask you some questions about W3C stuff? Just trying to find the best way to navigate everything sean @ siobud.com I have been able to start conversations, but would love your advice on
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Hey everw, you should join the Slack! I would love to build this/make it work for you. I really just want to pull in everyone that is enthusiastic/interested in the space, if we get that energy all in one place I think we can make
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
I am super passionate about the technology and able to put the work in, just not always sure how to get people excited. If you are interested in getting involved or have feedback I would love to hear it! thanks for checking out the project
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Demonstration of connecting a Go process with your browser, and no backend is required! If you are building a PWA you could have two browsers connect to each other in the same LAN, with no internet access required to bootstrap the connectio
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Show HN: P2P/serverless browser to Go back end – no DNS/IP required(github.com)
15 points by Sean-Der 7y ago|7 comments
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
I created Pion WebRTC so I am biased, but these are my thoughts * It is dangerous to say libwebrtc is the "right" one. That is the same attitude that created the browser monoculture with IE6. WebRTC is an IETF/W3C standard, a
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
That is awesome. So much easier to use than rtwatch since you are doing everything client side! I really want to extend the 'co-watch' idea and make it so people can review/annotate videos could make editing a lot easier mayb
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
It doesn't do that currently, but I will add it to the issues! I think it is a great idea. Right now it assumes only good actors :) Someone also asked for chat which I think could go a long way to making it more fun to use/less ch
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Excited to share this project I wrote! This would be the perfect way to watch a movie with someone else over a long distance. Every time you pause it stops the server sending out the latest frame. This is fundamentally different than someth
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Show HN: rtwatch. Watch videos with friends via WebRTC, perfectly synchronized(github.com)
4 points by Sean-Der 7y ago|8 comments
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Hey Keith, Amazing work, I am really impressed with what you are doing. I have never found any good reading in this area beside your work, the only thing I have seen is GStreamer's rtpjitterbuffer and libwebrtc. I haven't really f
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Google removes Chromium jumbo builds(groups.google.com)
2 points by Sean-Der 7y ago|0 comments
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Super cool project I just saw on Reddit! I work on https://github.com/pion/webrtc and was excited to see another project using the library. If you are new to WebRTC this is super cool because you could easily share you
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Show HN: Stream a remote screen with WebRTC(viscarra.dev)
5 points by Sean-Der 7y ago|1 comments
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
Fantastic work! This is so impressive engineering wise. This is so exciting for Open Source. All the technology is there. I would love to see something so I could easily play games and then mirror my save games locally. I spend a lot of tim
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
I don't want to bring money into it though. It personally makes me happy that is free of any financial pursuit. It is nice to suspend disbelief and just all work together on making things that make people happy :)
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
The sunk cost (maybe wrong term) is really tough. It is hard to walk away because you have put so much effort in. Especially if you don't have a company behind a project it will probably falter. I really enjoy Open Source 99.99% of the
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
I have only been doing Pion WebRTC( https://github.com/pion/webrtc ) for a year, but the hardest ones for me have been * Relationships tied to the project It sort of burned me out when the first contributors moved on. I
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by Sean-Der 7y ago
If you are new to WebRTC it is a really amazing technology, and lots of powerful things can be built with it. It isn't just a technology for conferencing, you can build powerful P2P software that works on all platforms (including your

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