Webrtc Puns

I am very pleased with Wyze's near-real-time streaming of a camera on my Google Nest Hub. However, there is no way to navigate to the camera with the on-screen menu. Under "Cameras", I only see Nest cameras and Eufy Cameras listed (Eufy doesn't work at all anymore, by the way). How can I add my Wyze Cam to this list?

Thanks!

“Faster load times and better streaming for Wyze Cam with WebRTC. In the last few months, we’ve been switching cameras to a new streaming protocol called WebRTC, which is basically just a faster way to load and stream video with extremely low latency.” I can see this with my 8 cameras installed half way across the world.

I read about how deactivating WebRTC avoids IP leaks, but since my IP is already pretty much public due to not using a IP spoofing service or "BPM" ;) (personal reasons not related to privacy) is it really doing anything beneficial? I mean WebRTC brings a lot of convenience.

Can anyone give me a good explanation why the WebRTC Camera integration works perfectly in the web browser on my Mac (Safari, Firefox, and Chrome) but using the native Home Assistant app, the camera streams all fail to play. Just to make it odder, it DOES work in the iOS app on the iPhone, but not on the iPad.

To be clear, all are using a connection to the internal URL.

WebRTC + Frigate is such a great combo for cameras on HA, just puzzling how the app behaves regarding it.

I used raspberry pi zero w to create an IP Camera project before. It allows PC to record the RTSP streaming (1080P) from raspberry pi. And it supports multiple connection methods. For example, connecting the WiFi hotspot of the raspberry pi, using web to configure the raspberry pi to connect to an external router, or connecting with USB.

https://github.com/sepfy/xiaopi

Currently I am working on the WebRTC solution. The goal is to be able to watch the raspberry pi camera at any place connected to the Internet. Like Nest Camera and Wyze Camera, but using a browser to watch, not mobile app.

https://github.com/sepfy/xiaopi/wiki/WebRTC

I want to know if anyone is interested in such a feature? Or are there other more practical features? Thanks

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Why do Pulseaudio and Pipewire see "Discord" as "Chromium" or "WEBRTC Voice Engine" and see "Microsoft Teams" as "Skype"? Is there a way to fix?

I have just written a blog on how to use CPaaS, a WebRTC-based Platform to develop a native dialer interface in iOS. You can achieve this by using CallKit and Communication APIs. Read this and give me your comments

https://www.enablex.io/insights/how-to-create-ios-in-app-calling-with-callkit-and-enablex-api/

HI, I just want to make 3 peer video chat in Flutter webrtc. 2 weeks gone, I searched a lot, there are no tutorials on the internet to make 3 peer connection. Only one that from webrtc, but I didn't get an idea to make 3 peer connection in Flutter. Anyone please help me or suggest a way how to achieve that? any code and reference should help if you provide,

After 10 years, we are at the dawn of a new era for WebRTC. This one is going to focus on differentiation and will bring with it new dominant players into the field.

https://preview.redd.it/v80jt772gn271.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=6d90acb6229fac18682fd8a426e5ff3c95579afe

There’s a change in the air. I think it started towards the end of 2019, but now it is quite obvious to see. WebRTC is changing - not the specification but rather who is using it and how it is used.

More here: https://bloggeek.me/webrtc-new-era/

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Hello,
I have been working on a tutorial for a simple WebRTC Videochat Client + Server application written in 100% Rust!
The client compiles to WASM and runs in the browser.
The server targets you OS and runs on your OS.

Link to Github: link https://github.com/Charles-Schleich/WebRTC-in-Rust
Link to Medium Article explaining some WebRTC basics and my simple-ish implementation: https://charles-schleich.medium.com/webrtc-video-chat-tutorial-using-rust-wasm-fa340f7aeef9

I'm super keen to hear feedback !
Have a great day all.

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Hello everybody, I wanted to ask do you know any webrtc and VR headset example or at least can you give me tips maybe roadmap?

Im my project, I have VR cardboard on Android phone and mobile robot with stereo camera. I have used rtsp and write an app. But the latency is issue. I want to switch to webrtc and web based vr.

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I'm currently facing the problem, that the Teams screen sharing feature ist not compatibel with wayland.

I found the solution to use chromium and enabled the flag chrome://flags/#enable-webrtc-pipewire-capturer.

If I test the webrtc Screensharing test website https://mozilla.github.io/webrtc-landing/ it works without any problems, and if I start sharing my screen in teams from my side it seems like it would work but my colleagues do not see any screen sharing from there side not even that I try.

Is there is someone facing the same problem?

Cheers

Edit: Thanks to u/zooond it works with chrome offical stable version (90.0.4430.72)

I'm using it now with app functionality until there is a offical fix:

google-chrome --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-plaform=wayland --app=https://teams.microsoft.com

Like bromite. Because bromite webrtc does not leak ip address. But of course its still on.

Hey y’all! A few friends and I recently discovered Deno and we wanted to build something using this tech.. With apps such as Zoom and Discord becoming increasingly popular, we noticed how WebSockets and WebRTC have influenced telecommunications.

So we created sono.io, a library that allows developers to create real-time applications on Deno. sono.io is capable of establishing WebSocket connections between clients and a server to create a responsive user experience. Using sono.io is as easy as importing the client-side and server-side modules and initializing the sono.io class objects. The built-in methods provide abstractions to develop a real-time application. You can think of us as a Deno version of Socket.io.

We’ve learned so much from this project and we hope that you may learn something as well. Thank you for reading!

• GitHub - GitHub (PLEASE STAR our repo, and feel free to fork and clone to try it out)
• Medium Article - sono.io (PLEASE CLAP, press and hold for 50 CLAPS!)
• Library - Deno Third Party Module
• Website - sono.land

Hello!

So, recently I was reading up a bit on WebRTC, and was pretty interested in the technology.

I'm now trying to get my hands dirty with an application based on WebRTC.

My goal is to have a setup in which the connection is not truly P2P, but rather runs over a server (Asp.Net Core). I see that WebRTC is mainly a P2P framework, but I'd like to learn how this would operate at scale as well. Instead of keeping a 1-1 connection open to every peer, a client would then only have a single connection to my server to send and receive (Maybe even multiple channels at some point, to allow e.g. individual sliders).

However, I'm not entirely sure how this Peer-To-Server would work in this case. Would I just create a regular P2P connection, but with my server as one "peer", and then distribute the stream accordingly?

I had a hard time finding any examples, so maybe you guys can help me a bit!

I have just written a blog on how to use CPaaS, a WebRTC-based Platform to develop a native dialer interface in iOS. You can achieve this by using CallKit and Communication APIs. Read this and give me your comments

https://www.enablex.io/insights/how-to-create-ios-in-app-calling-with-callkit-and-enablex-api/

I have just written a blog on how to use CPaaS, a WebRTC-based Platform to develop a native dialer interface in iOS. You can achieve this by using CallKit and Communication APIs.

Read this and give me your comments

https://www.enablex.io/insights/how-to-create-ios-in-app-calling-with-callkit-and-enablex-api/