RTCMultiConnection is an open-source WebRTC wrapper Library for all RTCWeb API. RTCMultiConnection is the only "Dynamic" WebRTC Library on the Web! http://www.rtcmulticonnection.org/

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RTCMultiConnection is an open-source WebRTC
wrapper library for all RTCWeb API!
The only “Dynamic” WebRTC Library on the Web!
Muaz Khan

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Audio/Video streaming
Screen Sharing
Data Sharing
◦ Any length of text message
◦ Any type of object
◦ Multiple objects concurrently!
File Sharing
◦ Any length of file (up to 1GB)
◦ Any type of file!
◦ Multiple objects concurrently!

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One-to-One
One-to-Many
Many-to-Many
One-Way
Allows you limit number of participants using
“maxParticipantsAllowed”!

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Advance stat API i.e. “getStats” to get:
◦ Number of users in a session
◦ Number of sessions in a channel
◦ Number of users have local media stream
◦ and much more!

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Renegotiation
◦ Any stream & Any time!
◦ Multi-streams & Multi-directions
◦ By any user & in any situation!
 Lists array of devices using “getDevices”
 SCTP-datachannels
 Built-in Admin/Guest implementation!
 Bandwidth & Resolutions Management
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Multi-streams attachment
◦ Audio + video + screen + data (to single peer!)
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Multi-sessions establishment! (on single page!)
◦ Audio/Video Conferencing
◦ Screen One-Way Broadcasting
◦ One-to-One audio/video chat
◦ Video-only stream one-to-many broadcasting
◦ and many others!

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Gives you a little bit more control over ICE candidates
“caniuse” object allows you to pre-detect 90% of
WebRTC features support!
◦ Screen sharing is supported or not!
◦ Screen sharing flag is enabled or not
◦ and many others!
File queuing support; newly connected peers will
auto get pre-shared files!

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Capable to work with 90% of 3rd party signaling
gateways!
Provides unique feature i.e. “sendCustomMessage”
which makes it the ONLY Dynamic WebRTC library on
the Web!
◦ You can shift session-initiation control anytime, to
any user!
◦ You can broadcast stream from 5 users; and all
others can just view (using single session!)

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Call dropping feature; same like skype!
Built-in mute/unmute and stop features!
Many built-in demos for presence-detection; and
setup/join rooms accordingly
 Multi-rooms setup per channel (on the same page!)
 Unlimited channels setup (on the same page!)
 Direct invocation via user-ids!
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Built-in audio/video recording (using RecordRTC.js)
Both audio/video blobs are returned in the single
callback!
Upcoming features?
◦ Write recorded blobs to disk using IndexedDB
◦ Merge audio/video in single file using ffmpeg
◦ and many others!

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Voice Activity Detection though “onspeaking” and
“onsilence” events
 Built-in “on-stream-ended”, “onleave” and “onclose”
events for highly efficient presence detection!
 Accept/Reject features with realtime statistics
reports
 Built-in method to take snapshots
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You can pass “extra” data over the session
◦ Users info like email, photo, cell-number, etc.
◦ Room screenshots
◦ Password protect the rooms
◦ “extra” data feature allows you pass whatever you
imagine!

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getMediaElement.js is a standalone JavaScript library
can be used in any WebRTC or non-WebRTC
application!
 Primarily developed for RTCMultiConnection.js
 Provides built-in events like “onMuted”,
“onUnMuted”, “onRecordingStarted”,
“onRecordingStopped” and many others.
 All these features has built-in support in
RTCMultiConnection; allows you invoke single
method like “mute”, “unmute” or “startRecording” to
make your app very attractive!
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www.RTCMultiConnection.org (homepage)
www.RTCMultiConnection.org/docs/ (Docs)
www.RTCMultiConnection.org/FAQ/ (FAQ)
www.RTCMultiConnection.org/changes-log/
(Changes Log)
Credit:
Muaz Khan
www.MuazKhan.com
muazkh@gmail.com