connect 2 webrtcendpoints in 2 kurento-media-servers

[Tuan]

hi experts,

i dev a kurento app: camera --rtsp--> PC1 (PlayerEndPoint-->FaceDetect-->WebRtcEndpoint) --webrtc--> PC2 (browser).

it worked.

i have many cameras, so i want to composite all into 1 in webrtc stream, because browser cannot decode multiple camera.

i intent to do somethings like:

PC1 (PlayerEndPoint-->FaceDetect-->WebRtcEndpoint) --webrtc--> PC2 (webrtcEndpoint-->Composite-->WebRtcEndpoint) --webrtc--> PC3 (browser).

is it possible?

thank you.

[tua...@viosoft.com]

I want to make clear the questions,

is it possible to connect 2 webrtcEndpoints, 1 in PC1, another in PC2.

[Ivan Gracia]

Yes, that's what all the tutorials do.

Ivan Gracia

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[tua...@viosoft.com]

thank Ivan,

you mean, there is tutorial about it in http://doc-kurento.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

i will try to find it out.

if you have tutorial link,

please share it to me ^_^,

On Tuesday, June 21, 2016 at 4:57:50 PM UTC+7, Tuan wrote:

[Ivan Gracia]

I think I misunderstood you. You want to connect one kms to another kms through webrtc? There is no tutorial for that, sorry. In any case, it's just a negotiation between two WebRTC endpoints, nothing especial about that. Check the kurento-tree project, as the servers there are cascaded via WebRTC.

Ivan Gracia

[Jose Antonio Santos Cadenas]

But you may not need to connect two mediaserver if you don't have a specific reason for that.

Just create this pipeline:

webrtc -> filter -> composite -> webrtc

webrtc -> filter ->

...

Of course the composite is connected using hubs.