Zesky665
Example of full mesh webrtc network?
Hi,
I’m developing a small video conferencing app with phoenix and webrtc. So far I’ve figured out how to connect one to one and how to do signalling via channels. What I’m struggling with is creating and using multiple peer connections. And I can’t seem to find any tutorials on how to do this that aren’t either several peers on one page or using a third party api. I would really appreciate an example of how this is done properly, it doesn’t have to be with phoenix.
TL:DR: I’m looking for a code example/tutorial on creating a full mesh peer connection without third party api.
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And I can’t seem to find any tutorials on how to do this that aren’t either several peers on one page
Do you want your peers to be on different pages?
As for tutorials, I’m not sure they are necessary since there isn’t much to webrtc api, you can read through it on WebRTC API - Web APIs | MDN in a few hours probably, the explanations are quite clear there.
Here’s samples/src/content/peerconnection/multiple at gh-pages · webrtc/samples · GitHub a sample project with multiple peer connections.
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