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A streaming torrent client that works in Node.js and the browser using WebRTC.
Open-source video conferencing platform with HD quality, content sharing, and end-to-end encryption for self-hosted or embedded meetings.
A pure Go implementation of the WebRTC API for building real-time communication applications.
A free, decentralized, and federated video streaming platform using P2P and ActivityPub to avoid vendor lock-in.
A free open-source TURN and STUN server for NAT traversal in VoIP and WebRTC applications.
A comprehensive, self-hostable web toolbox for IP analysis, network diagnostics, and cybersecurity checks.
A cross-platform desktop app for streaming torrents directly in your browser.
A streaming torrent desktop application for Mac, Windows, and Linux that plays media instantly.
An open-source programmable telecommunications stack for building voice applications and PBX functionalities.
A simple WebRTC wrapper for establishing video, voice, and data channels between browsers and Node.js.
An open-source H.264 codec library for real-time video encoding and decoding, widely used in WebRTC applications.
An async-friendly WebRTC implementation in Rust with runtime-agnostic architecture and sans-I/O protocol core.
A WebRTC plugin for Flutter enabling real-time audio/video communication and data channels across mobile, desktop, and web platforms.
A shim library that insulates WebRTC applications from browser-specific behavior differences and spec changes.
A high-performance, cross-platform Python framework for building complex real-time video processing applications with multi-threaded and asyncio APIs.
Streaming file transfer over WebTorrent (torrents on the web) using WebRTC.
A sub-second latency live streaming server that ingests, transcodes, and delivers large-scale HD streams via LLHLS and WebRTC.
A real-time HTML5 QR code scanner that uses your device's webcam via the WebRTC API.
An open-source WebRTC screen sharing and remote control application for desktop collaboration.
A lightweight C/C++ WebRTC library implementing Data Channels, Media Transport, and WebSockets for cross-platform peer-to-peer applications.
A set of Vue.js components for detecting and decoding QR codes and other barcodes directly in the browser.
A high-performance live media server in Rust supporting RTMP, RTSP, WebRTC, HLS, and HTTP-FLV.
A Home Assistant custom component for real-time, low-latency camera streaming using WebRTC and go2rtc.
A comprehensive real-time communications library for .NET that enables VoIP and WebRTC capabilities in applications.
A fast, lightweight, and federated messenger designed for self-hosting with minimal resource consumption.
A modular C++20 toolkit for real-time media, WebRTC, and networking, built as a lightweight alternative to libwebrtc.
A modular C++20 toolkit for real-time media, WebRTC, and networking, combining FFmpeg, libuv, and libdatachannel into a single runtime.
A command-line torrent client that streams video to devices like AirPlay and Chromecast using WebTorrent.
A high-performance RTP and media traffic proxy designed for Kamailio SIP proxy, supporting IPv4/IPv6 bridging, SRTP, ICE, and in-kernel packet forwarding.
A Laravel package for adding real-time one-to-one and group video chat, messaging, and file sharing to web applications.
Direct peer-to-peer file transfer between computers using WebRTC without third-party servers.
A Go implementation of the STUN client for UDP hole punching and NAT traversal (RFC 3489 and 5389).
A JavaScript implementation of the Tor protocol for anonymizing any protocol on servers and inside browsers.
An open-source platform for building and deploying immersive social experiences, games, and spatial web applications.
A RESTful API for GStreamer enabling live audio/video stream manipulation, mixing, and routing in the cloud.
A single-file TLS 1.0-1.3 and DTLS implementation in C, using libtomcrypt for cryptography.
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