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| * There has to be some sort of server outside of the ICE server that handles the signaling | * There has to be some sort of server outside of the ICE server that handles the signaling | ||
| * The clients need some way to identify themselves on the signaling server so there is typically a login process. //This is not required though.// | * The clients need some way to identify themselves on the signaling server so there is typically a login process. //This is not required though.// | ||
| + | * typically after login we would then connect to a STUN server for the candidate negotiation. We don't need a unique ID to do this tho so login is not required. | ||
| * The signaling server is typically accessed through websockets | * The signaling server is typically accessed through websockets | ||
| * Part of the point is to agree on an ICE server? | * Part of the point is to agree on an ICE server? | ||
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| - | //candidate exchange goes back and forth between the caller and the target until they agree// | + | |
| + | * candidate exchange goes back and forth between the caller and the target until they agree | ||
| + | * the ''" | ||
| + | * the tutorialspoint example does not use the " | ||
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| + | ==== Notes ==== | ||
| + | * when we connect to the STUN server we need to give it info on the type of data we are sending | ||
| + | * straight-up data: use '' | ||
| + | * audio or video: use '' | ||