WebRTC - a quick introduction

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WebRTC allows direct peer-to-peer communication between browsers without plugins. It uses technologies like DTLS and SRTP for secure media, and ICE and TURN for network traversal through NATs and firewalls. The WebRTC API defines a JavaScript API and SDP standard for applications to establish sessions between peers. While WebRTC does not specify a signaling protocol, it is commonly used with SIP via gateways to connect to SIP networks and devices. WebRTC has many applications beyond just calls, including games, dating sites, and transferring arbitrary data directly in browsers.

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Introduction to
WebRTC
Browser to Browser communication
V 1.2 oej@edvina.net 2014-11-07 
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Ⓒ Copyright Edvina AB, Sollentuna, Sweden 2014.All rights reserved.

The idea
Browers can play 
audio and video. Why not let them use
the webcam and the
microphone?
If so, users can talk to
each other using the
browser.
Using NO PLUGINS

Much more than ”calls”
GAMES
DATING SITES
ART

Much more than ”media”
DATACHANNELS
p2p (or
browser2browser)
Anything!

Secure peer-to-peer
Using DTLS + SRTP for media
Web Server 
“Rendevouz”

Much more than browsers
Browser
Thing with 
WebRTC stack
Gateway 
with WebRTC stack
Something else. 
SIP, XMPP, DecNet

P2P SCTP over UDP
P2P SRTP
P2P SRTP
Multiple channels
AUDIO
VIDEO
DATA

Using a turn server
TURN 
on Internet IP
TURN 
on Internet IP

WebRTC API
JavaScript API deﬁned by
the W3C
User needs to allow usage
of camera and
microphone.
Deﬁnes the session in a
SDP document
The applications needs to
provide the SDP exchange
between peers

The WebRTC protocols
Deﬁned by the IETF
No signalling protocol
speciﬁed
Use SRTP for media
Use ICE (TURN, STUN) for
network discovery

WebRTC media
Can be bundled and
mixed to one single
RTP port
Always use secure
RTP with DTLS key
exchange
Use ICE to ﬁnd the
best media path
Use TURN to traverse
NAT and ﬁrewalls.

P2P call setup
Web 
Server
Media
SDP SDP
The web application deﬁnes the signaling

P2P call setup 
with network issues
Web 
Server
Media
SDP SDP
The web application deﬁnes the signaling
TURN 
Server
TURN 
Server

P2P call setup 
with Changing networks
Wiﬁ
Media
If a device moves from one network 
to another during a session,"
a turn server can handle session 
handover to the new network.
TURN 
Server
TURN 
Server
4G

No signalling?
Means ANY 
signaling
XMPP
SIP
?
The users need to
exchange SDPs. That’s
all.

Compatibility with SIP
WebRTC use a lot of updates to
SDP and RTP.
Most old SIP clients and servers
does not directly support it.
A gateway will unfortunately  
be needed.

SIP & WebRTC
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Needs to be able to transcode
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Patch 
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web socket
support
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