A browser-based live broadcast system and method without plug-ins
A browser and plug-in technology used in the field of live broadcast systems
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[0044] Such as Figure 1-3 As shown, a browser-based live broadcast system without plug-ins, using open source WebRTC technology. The live broadcast system includes: a client, a media server, a STUN server and a TURN server.
[0045] The client is a program running on the webpage, for example, a program directly written on the webpage by using Javascript. The media server is a WebRTC-based server that adopts modules that comply with the WebRTC standard, including the necessary signaling server and WebRTC interface. The STUN server is used to verify the identity of the client. The STUN server first receives the request of the client, and then determines the public IP address of the client and its local NAT type through the request of the client. The TURN server is an alternate connection method between clients. After the client is authenticated by the STUN server, use the default connection method or the TURN server to connect to the WebRTC interface to send or read informat...
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