How to Web RTC server on Asp.net mvc?

Question

ASP.NET

Hello! at the moment I want to write a video conference for online broadcasting. I read that on WEB rtc you can implement this. But all examples of the server part on node js / And I would like to implement on asp.net mvc. I googled very little information about this. I would be grateful for any help!

Answer 1

Web rtc involves browser-to-browser communication. You can implement a call without a server at all.
The server is needed for two purposes.
1. The so-called signaling server in order to connect clients with each other. They should exchange ice candidates and sdp files. Any backend that can use websockets (including .net) is suitable for this.
2. Media server for video stream retransmission. Needed for organizing conferences, recording calls. This is already serious software, there are several paid and free solutions.
You can pay attention to janus webrtc server, kurento media server. On Asterix they say you can do it.
The media server can be controlled by the client directly, or by your backend, also through a socket.
In general, the topic is not easy, there are few materials, they really do most often on the node.

Answer 2

The server part is not about web rtc, it is needed for a browser that cannot do anything other than js.

Answer 3

1) I'm not sure about the algorithm that someone will tell you. Maybe it makes sense to write to the author of that site?
2) You need to serialize the "build" into a string, which can then be added to the url through the hashmark, as a result it will be example.com/#abcd... , where abcd is a string containing information about the "build". When loading the page, respectively, you can look at the URL and if it contains this line, then draw this build in the window.
3) Pitfalls that can be seen from the shore, for example:
- url length is limited to ~2000 - which means that if the data is quite complex, then there is a chance not to meet the limit. But judging by the fact that that site generates links - in general this is not a problem

Answer 4

Very simple!
You just need to learn the formulas that are used to calculate and study js. Then the question will disappear by itself.

Answer 5

Listen, if you are sure that you want exactly as on this site
, then I propose my own author's method of learning javascript, called "You will not understand a fool"