We field a lot of questions about low-latency streaming. While no one wants high latency, what does low latency really mean? And in what contexts does low latency really matter? Read on and watch a short video to learn the answers.
So you want to live stream to the web? And you want to make it affordable, feature-rich, reliable, secure, and simple to setup and operate?
The answer: IP cameras.
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WebRTC is a popular alternative to RTMP—but is it the best solution for your use case? Find out in part two of our low-latency video series.
Things have come a long way since HTML5 video came onto the scene in 2013. Here are some observations about the continued growth of HTML5 support.
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