Showcase
rtcStats offers the best way to view WebRTC statistics and events. It reduces time spent on debugging and troubleshooting WebRTC issues from hours to minutes.
We've taken the time to use and download webrtc-internal files from "random" WebRTC services across the Internet, loading them into rtcstats.com and sharing them here with you.
This way, you'll be able to experience the capabilities of rtcStats with its full glory of the commercial plans 😉
9 showcase items found
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Sessions Recaps
What we bumped into:
- LiveKit
- Uncommon video resolution
- Low video bitrate
- Stereo audio
- SDP munging, moving things around
What we bumped into:
- Inefficient simulcast encoding
- LiveKit
- Long DTLS handshake
- Buggy webrtc-internals collection
What we bumped into:
- High ICE connection time
- Variable incoming audio bitrate
- Stereo audio
- No video FEC
- SDP video codecs preference order
What we bumped into:
- Forced TURN relay
- OpenAI voice service
- High RTT
- Exposed internal IP address
- Variable bitrate on incoming audio
What we bumped into:
- 1080@60fps using AV1
- Use of FEC on video
- Stereo audio
- High audio bitrate
What we bumped into:
- Use of FEC on video
- Stereo audio
- Short DTLS connection time
- IPv6 use
What we bumped into:
- Audio+Video AI conversational avatar
- Daily, Pipecat, Twilio
- Simulcast used on a human-to-bot call
What we bumped into:
- Audio only AI conversational avatar
- Pion, Twilio
- No TURN servers
- Slow DTLS connection time
- High target audio bitrate
What we bumped into:
- Audio conversational avatar
- Redundancy in iceServers with not TLS
- Outbound negotiated video streams
- Acoustic echo cancellation disabled
