Catalysing the success of WebRTC for the provision of advanced multimedia real-time communication services
Luis López Fernández, Miguel Paris Diaz, Raul Benitez Mejias, Francisco Javier Ariza López, Jose Antonio Santos Naevatec
Abstract
Luis López Fernández, Miguel Paris Diaz, Raul Benitez Mejias, Francisco Javier Ariza López, Jose Antonio Santos Naevatec
Abstract
WebRTC is a solid initiative for building a standardized and interoperable real-time multimedia communication technology fully integrated on the WWW. Opportunity or threat, WebRTC is relevant enough to catch the attention of all market stakeholders. In this paper, we analyze the current status of WebRTC and show how creating a number of server-side enablers could push this technology beyond just peer-to-peer communications and make it appealing for professional applications on the long tail. We have created an open source based server infrastructure providing those enablers and have shared the code with the community. Finally we describe how a simple API can be used for accessing the media capabilities of such infrastructure.
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WebRTC is a solid initiative for building a standardized and interoperable real-time multimedia communication technology fully integrated on the WWW. Opportunity or threat, WebRTC is relevant enough to catch the attention of all market stakeholders. In this paper, we analyze the current status of WebRTC and show how creating a number of server-side enablers could push this technology beyond just peer-to-peer communications and make it appealing for professional applications on the long tail. We have created an open source based server infrastructure providing those enablers and have shared the code with the community. Finally we describe how a simple API can be used for accessing the media capabilities of such infrastructure.
Key concepts: WebRTC, Interoperability, Real-time communication, Computer science, Multimedia, World Wide Web, Open source, Code (set theory)