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Example of playing file from disk.
Example of playing a file from a disk and condtionally selecting codec.
Example of saving user input to disk,
Example of simple SFU
We can also implement some basic receiver feedback. These need to be supported, but are not mandatory
A user should be able to receive multiple feeds for a single Track
TODO (Works in master)
A user sending video should be able to receive NACKs and respond to them
TODO
A user receiving video should be able to send NACKs and receive retransmissions
TODO
A user sending video should be able to receive REMB/Receiver Reports/TWCC and adjust bitrate
TODO
A user receiving video should be able to send REMB/Receiver Reports/TWCC
TODO
A user should be able to send simulcast to another Pion instance. This isn't supported to the browser.
TODO
Users should be able to call getUserMedia and have it work in both their Go and WASM code.
Everything should be behind platform flags in the mediadevices
repo so user doesn't need to write platform specific
code.
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