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As part of our Website WebRTCStandards.info we are conducting live Q&A sessions about WebRTC. Recording of the session can be found here: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/webrtcstandards2 Dan Burnett, Alex Gouaillard & Amir Zmora
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WebRTC Live Q&A Session 2
- 1. WebRTC Standards Q&A Amir Zmora TheNewDialTone Dan Burnett StandardsPlay Alex Gouaillard WebRTC by Dr Alex / Citrix
- 2. We use CrowdCast….It’s WebRTC
- 3. Agenda for today WebRTC ICE Virtual Interim Meeting Update Video codecs in WebRTC Open questions WebRTC and Microsoft WebRTC on mobile
- 4. About Us • Amir Zmora • Dan Burnett • Alex Gouaillard
- 6. WebRTC ICE Virtual Interim Meeting Update (February 25)
- 7. Two main topics discussed: - Debugging - End-of-candidates and when checking is done Meeting minutes at https://www.w3.org/2016/02/25-webrtc-minutes
- 9. Video Codec Support in practice VP8 VP9 H.264 Payload Spec Yes Draft Yes Cr Yes 48+ 50? Bug #500605 FF Yes 46+ Yes IE No No No Edge No In/Out Promised Safari No No No
- 10. What about Microsoft? • ORTC and webRTC are compatible • WebRTC is integrating slowly ORTC objects and API • JS Shims already exists Web APP do not have to worry as far as APIs are concerned All codecs for interop are not here yet (see next slide)
- 11. WebRTC Probably the best media engine in the world License & royalties Quality On-going investment
- 12. Integration Options Do it Yourself Native AppBrowser Hybrid App SDK
- 13. Native App • Hard work • Version updates • Interoperability Do it Yourself SDK • Commercial/Open Source • Independent/Service
- 14. Hybrid App
- 15. iOS case • App store rules => browsers • Webkit • Webrtc in Webkit • Webkit nightly WIP • All GUM, promises • Some PeerConnection objects
- 17. Thank You Amir Zmora TheNewDialTone Dan Burnett StandardsPlay Alex Gouaillard WebRTC by Dr Alex