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The End of Transcoding WebRTC Video Sessions

April 5, 2016 / in VoIP / 3 Comments

The End of Transcoding WebRTC Video Sessions

Google published the release notes of Chrome 50. It now supports H.264 (behind a flag). Google adds H.264 to Chrome. This was an expected addition to Chrome given the WebRTC Mandatory to Implement video codec decision at the IETF that both VP8 and H.264 should be supported by browsers. Does this put an end to the need for WebRTC video transcoding and to server side decode and encode?

Tagged With: H.264, H.265, Transcoding, Video Codec, VP8, VP9, WebRTC

The WebRTC MTI Video Codec Doesn’t Really Matter

November 19, 2014 / in VoIP / 2 Comments

The WebRTC MTI Video Codec Doesn’t Really Matter

The WebRTC Mandatory To Implement (MTI) video codec has been a battleground in WebRTC where each camp has its claims why VP8 or H.264 is the right one to go for. Although the set is technical, the considerations behind the scenes are business, involve large companies and big money. Based on the last IETF meeting it looks like a solution is underway

Tagged With: H.264, H.265, MTI, Video Codec, VP8, VP9, WebRTC, WebRTC Compatible Endpoint, WebRTC Device, WebRTC User Agent

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