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August 22, 2013
Currently, is still in development discussion for its complete implementation whereas (under Vxi*/Asterisk implementation) is already available for any project’s deployments. We have prepared this summary to clarify what are the main features and how to move forward for your business. We consider, WebRTC is a solution for the future and RTMP a solution for the present that could be required for a while. The question is not whether WebRTC or RTMP, the question is: RTMP, yes sure and WebRTC too, if all industry adopt it properly and make it interoperable over all the web and telephony systems… The right choice in 2013 and for next years, is to select RTMP to wait for WebRTC complete maturity and continue working with both over your Vxi*/Asterisk platform. Remember, you may know that WebRTC could loose the current battle for its standardization and interoperability, […]
August 12, 2013
One of the main questions and answers today about: What will be the future of making phone calls from any Web Browser? , , , , , … Most people who are reading tech news thinks that the future is already here, and HTML5 is a standard, which gives us possibility to create real-time audio/video communications () in desktop or mobile devices. Unfortunately, it’s not true. Let’s talk about what is real. [dt_divider style=”double-gap”/] [dt_divider style=”double-gap”/] [dt_divider style=”narrow”/] One more thing…? [dt_divider style=”narrow”/] Some other articles you may read: Flasphoner: Do you think HTML5-WebRTC Phone Ready? not yet OnSIP.com/blog: WebRTC, SIP and HTML5 brief introduction InfoWorld.com: WebRTC Browser communications standard has serveral hurdles clear Pro.Clubic.com: Interview w3c retour enjeux WebRTC Formtek/blog: WebRTC to Enable Peer-to-Peer Browser Communications [dt_divider style=”narrow”/]