Real-Time Communication (RTC) is a new communication standard based on WebRTC that allows users to exchange audio and video content in real-time directly within their web browsers. WebRTC was released as an open source project by Google in 2011 and has since been standardized by the W3C and IETF to integrate real-time communication capabilities into websites and applications using HTML5 and JavaScript. RTC functions include voice and video calling, messaging, conferencing, and connections to traditional telephony networks through SIP gateways.

1. By-
Aryan Goyal

2. Real time communication
Real-Time Communication (RTC) is a
new integrated communication medium
based on the upcoming W3C standard
WebRTC, making use of other
components like HTML5/JavaScript,
the iLBC audio codec, and the VP8
video codec.

4. In may 2011, Google released an open source project
for browser-based real-time communication known as
WebRTC.
This has been followed by ongoing work to standardise
the relevant protocols in the IETF and browsedAPIs
in the W3C.

5. Internet
explorer
Google
chrome
SafariOpera
Firefox
Real-Time
Communication

7. Functions of Real-Time
Communication
It permit computer users to exchange multimedia
and audio content in real-time.
It will integrate as well gateways to telephony
networks using the (VoIP) SIP protocol .

9. Real-Time Communication
includes :
Telephony in conventional sense.
 Mobile and cellular telephone.
 VoIP (Voice over IP, also called Internet
telephones)
IRC(Internet Relay Chat)
 Live Videoconferencing communications
 Robotic telepresence