Wowza Streaming Engine: Audio Playback with WebRTC
Streaming audio using WebRTC and Streaming Engine? Wowza would like to share some quick reminders with you: If your WebRTC stream uses H.264 video, the audio needs to be transcoded so that your content can be delivered over the standard formats. Please find your use case below and adjust accordingly.
RTMP, SRT & RTSP Ingest with WebRTC Playback
Wowza Streaming Engine can ingest RTSP, SRT, and RTMP streams and output those streams as WebRTC content for playback on mobile and desktop browsers that support WebRTC APIs. HOWEVER, if you require audio playback, you need to transcode the audio stream in Wowza Streaming Engine from the AAC audio codec to the Opus audio codec for WebRTC output.
See more here.
WebRTC Ingest with HLS and MPEG-DASH Playback
When ingesting WebRTC streams that you want to deliver to many viewers, we recommend that you use the Transcoder feature in Wowza Streaming Engine to transcode the WebRTC stream into any standard output format, such as AAC audio with H.264 video. Then you can deliver the stream over HLS or MPEG-DASH.
See more here.
WebRTC Ingest with WebRTC Playback
Wowza Streaming Engine can ingest WebRTC content from mobile and desktop browsers that support the WebRTC APIs. Supported browsers include the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, as well as Edge version 79 and later.
Wowza Streaming Engine supports the following codecs for WebRTC:
See more here.