Built-in linux SDK for WebRTC

Question

Is there a built-in SDK for embedded Linux for the WebRTC API? Or is anyone else in development?

The goal would be to make a camera with embedded Linux that can directly use WebRTC to communicate with web browsers using p2p and not use any medium-sized media server.

Thank.

Answer 1

I remember that there are already people who do this. There is a native attribute webrtc and can be used. It is known how to use it https://webrtc.org/native-code/ And when you compile it, you can see peerconnection There is additional work that needs to be done at http://sourcey.com/webrtc-native-to -browser-video-streaming-example /

The problem is how I remember how you use the ninja build tools in your respective board. If you are successful, you can use p2p directly for the webclient.

Most likely, it will be the closest to what you can get in webrtc api in embeddedd linux

Answer 2

Ant Media Server provides a built-in SDK for arm, x86 and x64.