mediasoup
Description
Low-level, open-source WebRTC Selective Forwarding Unit supporting custom real-time audio/video server architectures. Its Node.js and Rust integrations provide fine-grained control for building media services rather than a turnkey conferencing product.
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- Category path
- Infrastructure & Delivery›Live Streaming Servers
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mediasoup is cataloged in Infrastructure & Delivery and Live Streaming Servers.
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