How to setup a lab environment for WebRTC broadcast streaming

• webrtc-http-playback-protocol

  3 4 0.0 HTML

  WebRTC-HTTP playback protocol specification

  

In this blog post we are going to look at our lab environment for WebRTC based broadcast streaming and how you can setup one of your own. In this scenario we are talking about one-to-many streaming based on WebRTC standards and the HTTP-based signaling protocol WHIP (WebRTC HTTP Ingest Protocol) and WHPP (WebRTC HTTP Playback Protocol).

• whip-mpegts

  1 12 5.5 C++

  MPEG-TS WHIP client

  

WHIP client built on gstreamer

• SurveyJS

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• whip

  3 79 3.0 TypeScript

  Client and Server modules for WebRTC HTTP Ingestion Protocol (WHIP)

  

WHIP endpoint and WHPP endpoint services built on NodeJs

• SymphonyMediaBridge

  1 52 7.9 C++

  The Symphony Media Bridge (SMB) is a media server application that handles audio, video and screen sharing media streams in an RTC conference system.

  

Symphony Media Bridge as external WebRTC media server (SFU)

• webrtc-player

  3 70 6.1 TypeScript

  WebRTC (recvonly) player

  

WHPP capable WebRTC web player

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