A WebRTC Tutorial for Interactive Video from Streaming Media Experts - Cardinal Peak
Summary
By allowing for real-time transmission of audio, video and data between applications without requiring any plug-in or added downloads, WebRTC’s speed and compatibility combine to unlock a new kind of user experience. The free, open framework was first released by Google in 2011 and is now supported by all major web browsers and mobile devices natively with standard APIs, enabling real-time communications around the world. Native platform support for WebRTC allows developers to easily add real-time video, voice and data communications capabilities to web apps without installing any plug-ins or downloads. From esports, live sports, gaming and gambling to fitness, telemedicine, surveillance and emergency response apps, WebRTC enables users to interact in video-based streaming environments. With deep expertise in real-time video communications and an unmatched commitment to customer satisfaction, our streaming experts ensure the development and successful launch of a reliable, secure and scalable solution — whether it uses WebRTC or not.