Seriously, though, in the first sentence of section 5.1.1 it says "A Rayo server is an entity which is capable of intiating [sic] calls and being party to their media stream ...". WebRTC advertises as a benefit the fact that the media is protected (mandatory SRTP) from peer to peer. Maybe it shows up later in the spec (I'm still reading through from the beginning), but definitely somewhere there should be a mention about how Rayo deals with such media.
benlangfeld
commented
11 years ago
because WebRTC is popular :)
Seriously, though, in the first sentence of section 5.1.1 it says "A Rayo server is an entity which is capable of intiating [sic] calls and being party to their media stream ...". WebRTC advertises as a benefit the fact that the media is protected (mandatory SRTP) from peer to peer. Maybe it shows up later in the spec (I'm still reading through from the beginning), but definitely somewhere there should be a mention about how Rayo deals with such media.