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<h2>Pros/Cons of WebRTC:</h2>
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WebRTC connections come in two flavors, STUN and TURN. STUN uses an intermediary server, to make a connection through your firewall, to another established peer. For certain connections, some users, suchas those on a CGNAT, will require a TURN server to relay the connection. At the current moment, ourfore.st only supplies STUN servers, however we do plan on looking into TURN relay servers in the future.
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WebRTC connections come in two flavors, STUN and TURN. STUN uses an intermediary server, to make a connection through your firewall, to another established peer. Some users, such as those on a CGNAT, will require a TURN server to relay the connection.
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This means that each viewer uses up part of a streamers bandwidth, comparitively to HLS, in which the streaming-server takes the load of multiple connections off of the streamers connection (assuming they're it's not hosted on the same connection.) Furthermore, WebRTC's video-chat roots prioritizes real-time communication over video/audio quality. That being said, WebRTC requires no extra setup, and no extra software other than this website and your browser.
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This means that each viewer uses up part of a streamers bandwidth, comparitively to HLS, in which the streaming-server takes the load of multiple connections off of the streamers connection (assuming they're it's not hosted on the same connection.) Furthermore, WebRTC's video-chat roots prioritizes real-time communication over video/audio quality. That being said, WebRTC requires no extra setup, and no extra software other than this website and your browser.
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