github.com/pion/webrtc/v4@v4.0.1/examples/broadcast/README.md (about) 1 # broadcast 2 broadcast is a Pion WebRTC application that demonstrates how to broadcast a video to many peers, while only requiring the broadcaster to upload once. 3 4 This could serve as the building block to building conferencing software, and other applications where publishers are bandwidth constrained. 5 6 ## Instructions 7 ### Download broadcast 8 ``` 9 go install github.com/pion/webrtc/v4/examples/broadcast@latest 10 ``` 11 12 ### Open broadcast example page 13 [jsfiddle.net](https://jsfiddle.net/us4h58jx/) You should see two buttons `Publish a Broadcast` and `Join a Broadcast` 14 15 ### Run Broadcast 16 #### Linux/macOS 17 Run `broadcast` OR run `main.go` in `github.com/pion/webrtc/examples/broadcast` 18 19 ### Start a publisher 20 21 * Click `Publish a Broadcast` 22 * Press `Copy browser SDP to clipboard` or copy the `Browser base64 Session Description` string manually 23 * Run `curl localhost:8080 -d "$BROWSER_OFFER"`. `$BROWSER_OFFER` is the value you copied in the last step. 24 * The `broadcast` terminal application will respond with an answer, paste this into the second input field in your browser. 25 * Press `Start Session` 26 * The connection state will be printed in the terminal and under `logs` in the browser. 27 28 ### Join the broadcast 29 * Click `Join a Broadcast` 30 * Copy the string in the first input labelled `Browser base64 Session Description` 31 * Run `curl localhost:8080 -d "$BROWSER_OFFER"`. `$BROWSER_OFFER` is the value you copied in the last step. 32 * The `broadcast` terminal application will respond with an answer, paste this into the second input field in your browser. 33 * Press `Start Session` 34 * The connection state will be printed in the terminal and under `logs` in the browser. 35 36 You can change the listening port using `-port 8011` 37 38 You can `Join the broadcast` as many times as you want. The `broadcast` Golang application is relaying all traffic, so your browser only has to upload once. 39 40 Congrats, you have used Pion WebRTC! Now start building something cool