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Announcing webrtcforthecurious.com - Go beyond the APIs. A WebRTC book that teaches how all the protocols work in depth, not just a tour of the APIs Get the full details of ICE, SCTP, DTLS, SRTP, and how they work together

Great project! Running your own stuff on your own network is so important. I love seeing people build their own things that serve them.

@valkyr11393 @OpenAIDevs What isn’t open sourced/would you like to see? OpenAI devs directly work on pion (like see Opus project)

@OpenAIDevs Would be more useful if it were open sourced.

🎙️ Voice AI only feels natural when conversation keeps pace with speech. Here’s how we rebuilt our WebRTC stack with a thin relay and stateful transceiver to keep real-time media fast for ChatGPT voice, the Realtime API, and more. openai.com/index/deliveri…

OpenAI post on how they do #WebRTC - openai.com/index/deliveri… Thank you OpenAI for publishing that they use Pion. I just my work to have purpose, knowing that people use my code means so much. It brings a lot of energy/new people into the community also.

今日は Sora (WebRTC) を利用して東京から宮城にある倉庫のフォークリフトを動かすデモを見せていただきました。素晴らしかった。 掲載許可頂いてます。

Upgrade your Pion #WebRTC and you should see a big performance boost! Can't beat seeing a ticket closed from 2021 with a positive story :) #event-24676072415" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/Antonito/gfile…

Love seeing NetBird succeed they really deserve it. They contribute upstream and hire Pion contributors! Really appreciate it :)

@SiriusBYT @SamTheFella @OBSProject @StreamElements @discord Instead of self hosting RTMP mind checking out github.com/glimesh/broadc… ? I am trying to make it as easy to self hosting RTMP mind as possible :)

@SamTheFella @OBSProject @StreamElements @discord Idea: Self-host an RTMP Server, give private access to the casters to have the highest quality low latency feed to it (assuming the latency to it is decent) and the RTMP server automatically broadcasts to other platforms at the cost of needing to re-encode it per platform

Streamers I’ve been dealing with a strange issue that has been causing a massive headache. If I’m live with @OBSProject + @StreamElements LIVE, and I screenshare in @discord at the same time, my bitrate drops to zero. I’m on gigabit internet, 5080 GPU, 13700k processor.

@SamTheFella @SiriusBYT @OBSProject @StreamElements @discord OBS does do Opus natively now! It has a WHIP (WebRTC output) try it and tell me how it goes :)

@SiriusBYT @OBSProject @StreamElements @discord The other issue is that OBS does not natively send OPUS out for audio, which causes headache for WebRTC which is the easiest way for casters to access the feed via a WebUI.

if you have tried to train a wake word model before, you know the pain today we are open sourcing livekit-wakeword, a tool that lets you train production-grade wake word models with a single command on any platform compared to openwakeword, livekit-wakeword achieved dramatically better results across every metric: > 100× fewer false positives per hour > 60× lower detection error > 86% vs 69% recall this is thanks to our improvements with the data generation pipeline (diverse samples and config options), training pipeline (focal loss and label smoothing) and model architecture (attention) a big bonus: models trained with livekit-wakeword are fully backward compatible with openwakeword, so you can drop in our wake word models into your existing @home_assistant setup or any oww project check it out here github.com/livekit/liveki…

I wish situation with esp_peer and libpeer was better But a Rust implementation would be even better. Can’t wait to try it :)

github.com/pion/handoff - Move WebRTC sessions out of the browser and into Go. Tool for Reverse Engineering + save/send media. Do all your auth/interaction in the browser, but move to Go. Sscreenshot of sending my webcam, but replacing outgoing video with a ffmpeg testsrc

@jasonshen_ Amazing :) Tell me when your ready and would love to promote/help however I can. Your doing a great job, hope this gets the love it deserves from dev community

@_pion totally agree, this opens a lot the door for a lot of awesome projects, the source code of this will be up once i give the code a bit of tidy up, it will be here github.com/streamcoreai/ in the mean time we can check out other parts of the stack that built on the awsome pion

Absolutely magical! Just a few years ago it would have been nearly impossible to build this. Now we have enough libs/LLMS and look what @jasonshen_ has done Makes me so excited for future projects. Most developers I don’t think even realize how much they can do yet!

ESP32-S3 now connecting with webrtc into our voice agent server built on #pion and #webrtc. Rust FFI + ESP-SR AFE on a board with a built-in display for under $20, and the result is honestly pretty impressive.

@IlirAliu_ I get this is marketing/I am not going to get a valid response, but this is FUD. It holds back the industry at large to not actually educate/talk about the problem.

@IlirAliu_ If you only have the technical ability to use a pre-built WebRTC stack and don't know how to disable a jitter buffer you aren't going to successfully build a custom protocol either. Nothing about WebRTC says you need to have a jitter buffer with RTP or SCTP.

Teleoperation today relies on WebRTC. That works for Zoom. Not for robotics. Is that statement provocative? WebRTC works for video calls. But not really for robots. I’m teleoperating from SF → London using Adamo’s stack. Zero buffering. No lag smoothing… just real-time control. Because WebRTC apps add buffers to handle: • packet loss • network jitter That’s fine when you’re talking. Not so much when you’re controlling a robot. Even small delays kill precision. So instead of adapting WebRTC… Adamo built a custom protocol + dedicated global infrastructure. Without buffering or artificial delay. A stable, real-time connection across the Atlantic. This is what people underestimate about robotics: Models are just one piece of the puzzle. But looking at the entire stack, there is so much more. And Sometimes you can’t reuse what exists. You have to build it from the ground up. Thank you, Sam Considine for letting me try, it nice seeing you during GTC last week! 👋 ——- Weekly robotics and AI insights. Subscribe free: 22astronauts.com

Go SDK was yesterday. Today the Rust SDK is working too, with the same demo app now running in Rust. Server Built on #pion and #webrtc. This stack is coming together fast.

So glad you liked it! Anything I could do to make it better ?

The Go SDK for my voice agent server is now done, built on #pion and #webrtc. Also put together a quick TUI app to test it out — really excited about how this is shaping up.