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NETVC: A New WebRTC Video Codec Coming to Life

April 21, 2015 / in WebRTC Standards / 1 Comment

NETVC: A New WebRTC Video Codec Coming to Life

If you thought that the WebRTC MTI video codec battle is about to be settled, think again because the seeds for a new battle have been planted at the last IETF meeting. The idea is to follow the footsteps of Opus and the 2 main benefits it offers:High quality codec; Patent and royalty free… no real essential patent claims. With video, current status is problematic.

Tagged With: BoF, H.264, H.265, IETF, NETVC, Standards Update, Video, VP8, WebRTC

User Media Access Permissions and Privacy in WebRTC

April 14, 2015 / in WebRTC Standards / Add Comment

User Media Access Permissions and Privacy in WebRTC

Last week Dan and I listed the important topics relevant for WebRTC discussed at IETF 92nd meeting. Here are details about access permission given to user’s media and for how long this permission persists. You probably noticed that you are not always requested to click on that Allow button in order to give access to your microphone and camera. Have you ever wondered why in some cases this is not required?

Tagged With: Allow, Camera, Microphone, Permissions, Standards Update, User Media, WebRTC

WebRTC Standards Update #3: Notes from IETF 92

April 8, 2015 / in WebRTC Standards / Add Comment

WebRTC Standards Update #3: Notes from IETF 92

Dan returned from the IETF meeting held on the week of March 22nd in Dallas. Naturally, there is a lot of information to share. This update will only list a few of the main topics. It will be followed by dedicated posts for each of these topics.

Tagged With: BUNDLE, FEC, JSEP, NETVC, Permissions, RE-TURN, SDPbis, Standards Update, Virtual connections, WEBPUSH, WebRTC

WebRTC Standards Update #2

March 4, 2015 / in WebRTC Standards / 4 Comments

WebRTC Standards Update #2

This is the second WebRTC Standards Update coming to you from Dan Burnett and Amir Zmora.
Topics covered in this update are: Is there a security vulnerability in WebRTC with regards to detecting your IP address? The New Public Working Drafts of Media Capture and WebRTC. Enhancing media functionality of WebRTC

Tagged With: Audio Output Devices API, GitHub, Local IP, Media Capture, Media Capture from DOM Elements, Peer Connection, Public IP, Screen Capture, Standards Update, WebRTC, WebRTC Public Working Draft, WebRTC Security Vulnerability

WebRTC Standards Update #1

February 3, 2015 / in WebRTC Standards / 1 Comment

WebRTC Standards Update #1

In this issue we cover W3C related work including: Constrainable properties – What are they and where are they used?; getUserMedia sources; Low-level media control and information; Control over DTLS-SRTP keys; WebRTC statistics; DTMF support

Tagged With: Constrainable properties, DTLS-SRTP, DTMF, getUserMedia, IANA, Media Capture, ORTC, RTCRtpReceiver, RTCRtpSender, Screen Sharing, W3C, WebIDL

What’s Next for WebRTC Standards?

February 2, 2015 / in WebRTC Standards / 1 Comment

What’s Next for WebRTC Standards?

Dan Burnett & Amir Zmora team-up to provide you with an answer to this. If you are involved with WebRTC these are questions you probably ask yourself once in a while. How do I follow-up on what’s being worked on in WebRTC standard bodies? How do I know about these changes ahead of time, prepare for them and take advantage of them? Here comes the solution.

Tagged With: Dan Burnett, IETF, W3C, WebRTC

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