@scrypted/webrtc
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This plugin acts as a gateway for WebRTC clients and cameras. WebRTC is a core plugin, and should be enabled on all cameras.
This plugin acts as a gateway for WebRTC clients and cameras. WebRTC is a core plugin, and should be enabled on all cameras.
This plugin sends video feeds from Scrypted cameras to WebRTC clients such as Scrypted's management console, Chromecast, Google Home, Alexa, and others.
This plugin imports video feeds from WebRTC cameras into Scrypted. It must be installed and enabled on Ring and Google (Gen 2) Cameras to import their video feeds into Scrypted.
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This plugin acts as a gateway for WebRTC clients and cameras. WebRTC is a core plugin, and should be enabled on all cameras.
The npm package @scrypted/webrtc receives a total of 1,522 weekly downloads. As such, @scrypted/webrtc popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @scrypted/webrtc demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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