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2013 IEEE 9th International Conference on Wireless and Mobile Computing, Networking and Communications (WiMob) 2013
DOI: 10.1109/wimob.2013.6673373
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Models for multimedia conference between browsers based on WebRTC

Abstract: Several models and architectures are proposed to support multiparty communication over IP. Even if some of these solutions support large number of participants using a conference server, solutions that base their media distribution on peers are adapted to support only small conferencing groups. Deploying multimedia communication based on WebRTC API for more than browser-to-browser connection is not inherently supported and creates new challenge in terms of media stream distribution as well as membership and co… Show more

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“…WebRTC has contributed to successful applications in the fields of tele-health [3], [4], online assistance in ebusinesses [5], distance learning [6]- [8], all of them following the native peer-to-peer approach (P2P). WebRTC does not support IP multicast, so multi-point scenarios [9] should be supported by multi-unicast deployments, using MCUs to forward media streams between participants. Examples of WebRTC MCUs can be found in [10]- [12], providing services such as media transcoding and mixing.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…WebRTC has contributed to successful applications in the fields of tele-health [3], [4], online assistance in ebusinesses [5], distance learning [6]- [8], all of them following the native peer-to-peer approach (P2P). WebRTC does not support IP multicast, so multi-point scenarios [9] should be supported by multi-unicast deployments, using MCUs to forward media streams between participants. Examples of WebRTC MCUs can be found in [10]- [12], providing services such as media transcoding and mixing.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, there are a lot of libraries that accelerate web application development. Although WebRTC itself is a peer-to-peer communication framework, it is also able to support large group collaboration using A/V distribution servers [18]. Vclick is a platform for web-based collaboration systems composed of a web server and clients [19].…”
Section: Collaboration Platformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Mesh topology In mesh topologies, any conference member can invite another user to participate or leave at any time without affecting the remaining participants. It uses many links among users to transfer data and all peers connect among themselves simultaneously [30]. In this implementation, grouping the number of users into one and four groups has been applied, and each group has undefined users, different CPUs and several bandwidths.…”
Section: Strategy and Architecture A) Strategymentioning
confidence: 99%