Примеры использования Webrtc technology на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Does iPhone Safari browser support WebRTC technology?
The WebRTC technology is often criticized for being"raw" and"redundant.
New version of web phone released, with WebRTC technology.
Chrome by default uses the WebRTC technology that doesn't require installing any plugins or third-party software.
We release support for iOS Safari 11 browsers with the WebRTC technology.
The WebRTC technology works via the UDP protocol and therefore allows low latency transmission in the Server> Browser direction.
A Truly Exceptional Video Conferencing Experience, Powered by WebRTC Technology.
As on today P2P messaging between browsers(WebRTC technology) is supported by Firefox and Chrome.
Participating in conferences through a browser using WebRTC technology.
Uses the WebRTC technology in Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers for screen capturing and sending the video stream to the server.
Connection is established to the WCS server andthe traffic is sent via the WebRTC technology.
This update presented a new Safari 11 browser with support for the WebRTC technology that allows audio and video communications in real time.
For that, the browser connects to the server andsends the video from the webcam to the server via the WebRTC technology.
We make a video-enabled call from the Google Chrome browser(the WebRTC technology is used) to the Bria 4 software SIP client.
On the server side, we use a typical player example to play the video stream in the Chrome browser using the WebRTC technology.
For now, WebRTC technology gives the lowest latency in comparison with other web streaming browser solutions like HTML5 video over HTTP or Flash RTMP/RTMFP.
This is a web-player to play live streams andbroadcasts with low latency that has the WebRTC technology under the hood.
Today, thanks to the WebRTC technology plugins are rendered obsolete, and a browser can"out of the box" send video from a web-camera to the Internet, receive and playback video streams.
Browsers do not support the stack of RTSP/ UDP protocols directly, butthey do support the stack of protocols of the embedded WebRTC technology.
With ground-breaking WebRTC technology(real-time communications), you can communicate anytime with anyone in the world with a web browser and a camera, whether on cell phone, tablet, or computer.
The browser establishes connection to Web Call Server andsends a video stream using the built-in WebRTC technology or Flash Player for IE, Edge or Safari.
Browser calls utilize the WebRTC technology and flow through Web Call Server 5, which communicates with the browsers via WebRTC and make calls to the SIP operator via SIP.
All three applications- Web, iOS and Android- were tested with the latest build of Web Call Server 5- a server for video chats andlow latency broadcasts with the support for WebRTC technology.
Now things got better, andthe JavaScript player gives place to the native WebRTC technology, that does all the job using means of the browser itself without JavaScript decoding or using Canvas.
Browser-based HTML5 video player supports H.264 and AAC codecs and can play video streamsfrom IP cameras and media servers via the RTSP protocol and from mobile Android browsers via the WebRTC technology.
It's a well-known fact that despite widespread development of the WebRTC technology many online services still work on Flash, and the purpose of this conversion is to make a WebRTc stream available for Flash platforms and servers that does not support WebRTC. .
Whether you're chatting from across town or across the globe,you will reap the rewards of our award-winning WebRTC technology: faster connection with no delays.
This is understandable and sometimes even justified, but nevertheless Uber still partially pays for our trips(even thoughit's temporarily) and Google accelerated the WebRTC technology, which otherwise would stay a proprietary and expensive software tool for quite a narrow b2b purposes if not for the Evil Empire of Google.
Audio and video connection is established between the users based on WebRTC or Flash technology depending on the browser.
Because WebRTC is still a relatively new technology, however, it's important to continually test different scenarios for WebRTC leaks across different platforms and browsers.