OBS Studio is a powerful open-source tool for streaming and recording, now enhanced with WebRTC's WHIP and WHEP protocols. These protocols simplify WebRTC implementations by enabling seamless stream ingestion and playback over HTTP, eliminating complex signaling. Users benefit from low latency and improved functionality, making real-time media interactions more efficient.
Tag: sdp
NAT traversal using STUN and TURN
STUN and TURN server protocols handle session initiations with handshakes between peers in different network environments . In case of a firewall blocking a STUN peer-to-peer connection, the system fallback to a TURN server which provides the necessary traversing mechanism through the NAT.
continue : Streaming / broadcasting Live Video call to non webrtc supported browsers and media players
This blog is in continuation to the attempts / outcomes and problems in building a WebRTC to RTP media framework that successfully stream / broadcast WebRTC content to non webrtc supported browsers ( safari / IE ) / media players ( VLC )
SIP/VOIP transformation towards IMS (Total IP)
Upgrading a softswitrch solutions to IMS Intelligent Networks( IN) Fixed/mobile convergence(FMC) with IMS Legacy to IP transformation WebRTC based Unified Communication platform Challenges in Migration to IMS (Total IP ) The telecommunications industry has been going through a significant transformation over the past few years. At the outset incumbent operators used to focus on mainly basic … Continue reading SIP/VOIP transformation towards IMS (Total IP)
Service Broker Architecture for IN and IMS
Service BrokerAdvantages of using Service Broker vs Total Migration from In to IMSProvisioning via fixed/mobile brands «service profile» in Service BrokerArchitecture of SDP / Service Broker Service Broker We know that a Service broker is a service abstraction layer between the network and application layer in a telecom environment. SB( Service Broker ) can enable … Continue reading Service Broker Architecture for IN and IMS
SIP and SDP Messages Explained
SIP is a widely adopted application layer protocol used in VoIP calls and confernecing applciations and in IMS architeture or pure packet switched networks . More on SIP , its packet structure , transaction and dialogs , loose and strict record routing , location service , near and far end nating , and commonly used … Continue reading SIP and SDP Messages Explained
Telecom R & D 