simple-peer

问题 I'm using a webRTC application with a simple-peer npm package. I want to know what is the purpose of all these topics (SFU., Janus, mediasoup or medooze.) and how can I integrate them to make my application performance greater? PS: I'm using a node.js server the bundle the requesting and signaling between peers on my architecture. are those servers and services required to make my application performance well? Hope I could find an answer here ... 回答1: With regular webrtc every peer needs to

问题 I'm using a webRTC application with a simple-peer npm package. I want to know what is the purpose of all these topics (SFU., Janus, mediasoup or medooze.) and how can I integrate them to make my application performance greater? PS: I'm using a node.js server the bundle the requesting and signaling between peers on my architecture. are those servers and services required to make my application performance well? Hope I could find an answer here ... 回答1: With regular webrtc every peer needs to

问题 I'm using a webRTC application with a simple-peer npm package. I want to know what is the purpose of all these topics (SFU., Janus, mediasoup or medooze.) and how can I integrate them to make my application performance greater? PS: I'm using a node.js server the bundle the requesting and signaling between peers on my architecture. are those servers and services required to make my application performance well? Hope I could find an answer here ... 回答1: With regular webrtc every peer needs to

问题 I'm using a webRTC application with a simple-peer npm package. I want to know what is the purpose of all these topics (SFU., Janus, mediasoup or medooze.) and how can I integrate them to make my application performance greater? PS: I'm using a node.js server the bundle the requesting and signaling between peers on my architecture. are those servers and services required to make my application performance well? Hope I could find an answer here ... 回答1: With regular webrtc every peer needs to