Closed notedit closed 7 years ago
Yes this would be possible, but you would need to code it. I'm closing this issue because it's not technically an issue, but if you have specific questions perhaps I can answer them
thansks, i will email you later.
hi @auscaster i want to test TURNMediaProvider example.
can you give me some advise how can i make this work and another webrtc client can watch this
Hi there, you can raise a TURN server (turn/samples/turnserver) and set the server URL on the WebRTC client in browser or native to use it.
what i understand is that TURNMediaProvider is a turn client and media provider, another peer can connect to it and watch the media. what i don't understand is that how i can handler the sdp stuff? answer/offer and sigaling
OK I follow you ... this would require some hacking to work with webrtc since the TURNMediaProvider does not implement any ICE signalling, only TURN signalling.
If you want to stream media to a webrtc client there is a native
sample that does exactly that in webrtc/samples/webrtcstreamer
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i see the TURNMediaProvider exmaple in turn example.
it seems that use this TURNMediaProvider and generate some ice candidate to some other webrtc peer, then i can have a true real time broadcast system?