Thanks Adam
So you're saying that it should be possible? If so:
- where can I see some examples?
- what function must be called to send the video to the server?
- do Mozilla and Chrome use different video codecs for the same
implementation?
I am also confused, what's the difference between RTCWEB and WebRTC?
On 29/03/13 14:32, Adam Roach wrote:
On 3/28/13 19:54, [email protected] wrote:
Hello guys
WebRTC is obviously a Peer to Peer solution but I'm very interested to make a
Peer to Server solution. I'd like to be able to store webcam recorded videos
directly on the server.
But I haven't found such a solution yet and doubt it's possible with the
current WebRTC implementation.
Am I right?
Nope. The browser-to-server use case is explicitly called out in the
RTCWEB requirements document as something we expect to support. There
should be nothing preventing you from making use of it already.
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