WEBRTC A NEW STANDARD
We've been using video communication since the internet first entered our lives. Video communication has always been possible through third-party applications, such as Google Talk, Skype, and Facebook Video Calling. However, because there's no standard for video communication, we're forced to use third-party programs. This means each program must be adapted to suit different operating systems and platforms, and this adaptation has created incompatibility issues. However, this is about to change soon.
Google has been working on the W3C standard WEPRTC (Web Real Time Communication) since 2011. This standard will allow us to communicate with video without the need for any software or plugins. Currently, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera support this standard. For some reason, Microsoft Internet Explorer started creating its own standard, CU-RTC-Web, instead of supporting it. In fact, it claims its own standard works better. It's a known fact that Microsoft wants to integrate Skype into the web environment with WebRTC. The WebRTC standard is currently included in the Firefox Nightly builds for the desktop and Chrome 25 beta. It's even been tested. We're eager to try what Mozilla and Chrome engineers have done. from here You can reach.
For video communication to work, HTML 5 support will be required. Furthermore, libraries will be integrated into browsers to enable the necessary code to run. This will allow anyone running JavaScript APIs on their website to use video communication. Google has created the VP8 video codec for video communication, which will be used in video communication. This codec is also one of the reasons Microsoft doesn't support WEBRTC. Google wants only this codec to be used in this standard. Microsoft, however, advocates for the use of multiple codecs, which is why it doesn't support it.
When you start video chat, a room will be created. You can share the link with anyone you like to invite someone to the room. This will allow you to hold video conferences or chat with two people.
In order for the web application created with WebAPI to be interpreted, the following elements must be present in the WebRTC-compatible internet browser:
WebRTC C++ API
Session Management, Signaling
Sound Engine
Video Engine (VP8 Codec)
Transport
Thanks to this standard, you can offer your own video communication services by adding JavaScript code to your own website, and you can also benefit from a website that provides the necessary services. If you have a system that requires support, you can use these codes to create live support on your site. You can find the necessary codes here.
For detailed information about WEBRTC http://www.webrtc.org/ You can visit.
