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summary
Demoed a working browser video app Talky.io that requires no login and uses WebRTC, plus an experimental AT&T demo att.js that worked only on a patched Chromium; shows a node/JS library simpleWebRTC that automates getUserMedia, signaling and attaching streams. Highlights PeerCDN-style file swarming over WebRTC data channels. Lists concrete problems: prefixed/getUserMedia inconsistencies, Chrome/Firefox data-channel incompatibility, single outgoing video per connection, STUN/TURN discovery needs, upload limits, and missing stable bandwidth throttling.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:16low-latency peer-to-peer networking in the browser
- 3:36uses data channels to send files to other current visitors
- 11:16feedback file bugs improve APIs push for interoperability
- 11:30Let's make the Open Web even awesomer with WebRTC 3
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