simple-peer | 📡 Simple WebRTC video , voice , and data channels | Runtime Evironment library
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QUESTION
I'm developing a video chat application for multiple users using socket.io ans simple-peer. I'm using react for front end and node js for server. Deployed the server in heroku(Now I'm using free dynos only). I'm also using my own TURN server.
It is working without any trouble for four devices . One of the existing peer disconnects when the fifth one connects.
I couldn't find what I'm missing. I'm trying to connect 10 peers in a room.
Do I need media server for streaming? or I have to change anything in the signalling server or TURN server?
Any help would be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-24 at 00:12The average user's computer cannot maintain a lot of peer connections at the same time. If you use mesh topology in your WebRTC app, the recommended number of users in the chat room is 4. If the number is higher, it begins to load the CPU much more and the p2p connection with each peer becomes unstable. If you want your application to support multiple participants in the room, you should integrate SFU into your app (mediasoup, for example).
QUESTION
I am trying to create a video chat and using express
and socket.io
on the backend and react
and simple-peer
on the frontend.
This is my server code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-01 at 13:34It looks like the problem lies on the connection from the client. The connection is happening inside the component, which means a new connection will be created every time the component re-renders. Bad mistake.
My code on the client looks like this now:
QUESTION
Trying to setup a WebRtc connection in my new Svelte app, and am hitting this error whenever I try to import a library.
ReferenceError: buffer is not defined
Example Code: https://github.com/nickgrealy/svelte-webrtc (link also below)
Here are the steps to reproduce: install the library, then import it on a *.svelte
component.
e.g. peerjs
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-08 at 16:53When using peerjs
browserify
is not required and change output format
to cjs
in rollup.config.js
.
If you want to keep iife
then you need to disable strict
mode in rollup.config.js
under output property strict: false
because the library has some issue.
QUESTION
I am creating a video chat app, but when second person connected, server return some strange errors. Please help me to solve this error.
Actual problem comes when I open new tab and paste same URL for testing.
I am using "simple-peer": "^9.7.2",
Error: cannot signal after peer is destroyed
Here is the screenshot too
Server Code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 12:14Solution found
Problem is in this version "simple-peer": "^9.7.2"
, i changed the version to 9.6.2
and it works like charm. ✨🤩
QUESTION
I am getting this error on console while refreshing the page.. Everythng else works fine the Chats and everthing.. just the streaming part is not working
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-29 at 14:49I got the error..
I was using getUserMedia
instead of navigator.getUserMedia
getUserMedia has been deprecated.
QUESTION
we are working on making a simple group call web app using Ably and simple peer. By following the step by step tutorial, the 1-to-1 call works (that too has issues when using on public ip but that is another day's topic)
However when same code has been modified to work for group calls, it doesnt seems to work. The members are listed, user is able to join the Group (channel) and the console even shows that signal has been sent/received. but the audio video stream is not working. following is some piece of the js code (modified from ably example)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-30 at 21:36Found the problem. :)
was initializing the local camera stream inside the Join group function. The problem was resolved by initializing the local video stream at document loading.
hope this helps others.
QUESTION
I am trying out webrtc using the library, simple-peer. I am following this tutorial linked here on opera browser. I am facing this error when sending a small string of 'hello':
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 04:48I got it to work. If useful to anybody: I was using the opera browser, which blocked my IP address from "leaking". Switching to Chrome worked like a charm See if your browser is blocking your IP address using this link: https://diafygi.github.io/webrtc-ips/
QUESTION
I tried to implement WebRTC simple-peer video chat application using .net core MVC. But when writing javascript implementation that need to make peer connection, they have use require("xxx") function and I am getting error that required is not defined.I know this need node or requirejs. I have tried installing node also but it is not working.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-16 at 20:29 var stream;
navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia({ video: true, audio: false }, function (stream) {
stream = stream;
});
function InitPeer(type) {
var peer = new SimplePeer({
initiator: (type == 'init') ? true : false,
stream: stream,
trickle: false
});
QUESTION
I need to implement video call in my application, then I discovered webrtc, and simple-peer for nodejs. I just have one problem, because it's peer to peer, I suppose the users aren't anonymous, they can get their ip each others.
I know facebook, amazon chime use webrtc, how do they hide those ip ? Do they pass the stream through a server? Use turn server ?
Would openvidu hide ip ?
Or just can I simply for each video room create peer in nodejs process, and connect to every user and distribute the video ?
Thanks
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-27 at 15:46In peer-to-peer mode, you can ensure the IP addresses of the peers aren't revealed by setting up and forcing the use of TURN server (using the iceTransportPolicy
option of relay
in the RTCPeerConnection()
constructor).
Alternatively, using an intermediary media server (e.g. an SFU or a MCU) would also achieve the same effect.
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