WebRTC Service Provider
Updated 4 months ago
by
Chioma Okenwa
WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is an open-source project that enables peer-to-peer communication between browsers. In other words, WebRTC allows you to exchange any kind of media (such as video, audio and data) through the web without any required plugin or framework.
Direct communication between browsers improves performance and reduces latency since clients do not necessarily need to keep sending and receiving messages through a server.
TokBox WebRTC is the provider offered by the InEvent platform for all regions.
WebRTC Specifications
Check below the specifications for WebRTC connectivity:
- Maximum resolution 1080p
- Recommended resolution 720p
- Maximum frame rate 60fps
- Video frame rate 30fps
- Video bitrate 5000bit
- Video adaptive bitrate
- No video degradation
- Recommended 4 Mbit for uploads
Firewall configuration
If the virtual room stays in a connecting state, or you cannot join a session due to a network error, it could mean that your network is blocking our IP addresses through a firewall, gateway, or VPN.
If you or your company use a firewall whitelist to restrict network access to only certain websites or software. In that case, you can use the information below to ensure your service can connect.
TokBox service requires access to specific ports, click here to check the requirements that must be met.
Choosing the streaming protocol
Streaming protocol
You don't necessarily need to use WebRTC. There are other streaming protocol options.
Click here for further information about the room video modes offered by InEvent.
