In the latest version of WCS5 we have enabled H.264 codec by default. For end-users it means better quality and better compatibility between WebRTC and RTMP platforms. H.264 codec is supported everywhere: on SIP, on RTSP, on HLS, on WebRTC, on Flash platforms. Therefore we have a chance to avoid H.264-VP8 transcoding and much reduce CPU usage.
Major Improvements and Bugfixes
H.264 codec is enabled by default for Web SDK, Android SDK, iOS SDK for WebRTC
9 January 2017
WCS server performance has been improved for WebRTC and RTMP streams
We have improved and optimized performance of Web Call Server 5.
9 January 2017
navigator.mozGetUserMedia has been replaced by navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia in Firefox 45
Firefox changes WebRTC API in the part of getUserMedia object.
Now you should use navigator.mediaDevices.getUserMedia instead of navigator.mozGetUserMedia for Firefox browser.
25 April 2016
We Have Implemented Simple Administrator Interface
It is a major improvement for two reasons
1) We have implemented all demo interfaces working out of the box.
18 March 2016
We Have Added Powerful Monitoring Add-on For WCS3
We have released update for Web Call Server 3 with built-in powerful script for system monitoring.
21 October 2015