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WebRTC has been a very important protocol since its release, however, its importance has increased with the Pandemic. WebRTC has become one of the most important standards for developing applications that need real-time latency, as it can be integrated into any browser without the need for standalone application downloads. It Read more…
While looking at frequently asked questions about WebRTC on Google, the query “WebRTC vs WebSockets” caught my attention. Normally these two terms are quite different from each other. However, if there are so many searches, it would be good to explain both of them in one article. What are WebSockets? Read more…
Today, we are thrilled to announce the Ant Media Flutter WebRTC SDK! Besides our native Android and iOS solutions, we are also expanding our SDK family with the very popular Flutter WebRTC SDK, which is now publicly available for everyone developing their solutions using Flutter. Ant Media’s Flutter WebRTC SDK Read more…
Ant Media Server has native WebRTC Android and iOS SDKs. You can use WebRTC facilities in the Android Platform with the help of Ant Media Server’s Native WebRTC Android SDK. In this blog post, features of Webrtc Android SDK will be presented with a sample Android project which comes bundled Read more…
At Ant Media, we always try our best to listen to what you need and to meet your requirements. With the latest 2.4.3 version, we provided a solution for one of the requests which have a high demand. Although being an experimental feature, we are thrilled to announce that you Read more…
In Ant Media Server, there are numerous Security options for Publishing and Playing Streams. We’ve introduced another one, Webhook Authentication for Stream Publishing, in version 2.4 and higher. Whenever the stream initiates, Ant Media Server just calls your webhook URL and sends the HTTP request to see if it accepts Read more…
Ant Media Server is one of the most used real-time streaming engines in the world. It has a very flexible license-based pricing model. You can have hourly, monthly, annual or perpetual licenses. Thus, you can migrate your live streaming application to Ant Media Server easily and at a low cost Read more…
Although the SRT streaming protocol has been on the market for a relatively long time, it has become more popular lately. That’s why we prepared this comprehensive guide for you to learn everything about the SRT streaming protocol. What is the SRT streaming protocol? Developed and pioneered by Haivision, SRT Read more…
Ant Media Server is a flexible streaming platform that supports autoscaling on the fly. This allows you to ensure your streaming infrastructure continuously adapts itself according to the user traffic of your streaming project. Currently, there are multiple methods supported by Ant Media Server to scale your environment. Kubernetes is Read more…
Whether you’re live-streaming content, editing videos for uploading, or preparing for a video conference, you want to make sure your audience receives the best quality sound and vision. And that means understanding the role of video bitrate and video resolution. There is sometimes confusion between the two because both have Read more…