Learn how to make a live streaming app from scratch in just over an hour! Join Rob, as he breaks down the entire process and provides you with all the tools and knowledge you need. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this tutorial will ensure you have a solid understanding of WebRTC. We'll cover the whole gambit, getUserMedia, RTCPeerConnection, STUN servers and ICE candidates, the signaling process, and offer/answer/SDP negotiation. Subscribe now and let's get started!

Before anyone points it out ... I realize there is no "Chinese" language. There's Mandarin and Cantonese and a guy who has a hard time writing, talking, and thinking at the same time ;)

If you need help getting your local set up for a project:    • Setting up a local with React, Socket...  
Link to project code: https://github.com/robertbunch/webrtc...

Other videos/playlist if you need them
Partial WebRTC playlist:    • introduction to webRTC  
Socket.io playlist:    • Introduction to socket.io  
mkcert Video -    • https and React on localhost w/mkcert  
WebRTC & React:    • Want to make a video chat app with Re...  
Scaling WebRTC (more than peer to peer):    • How to Scale WebRTC Applications Effi...  

Full WebRTC Course on Udemy if you need more detail (playlist isn't done here yet) (costs $10-$13): https://www.udemy.com/course/masterin...

0:00 - How the video is organized
5:00 - The. 2 Parts of WebRTC
9:20 - UDP vs. TCP
12:12 - White-Boarding the Whole Process
23:25 - White-Boarding Cont. - Signaling
32:10 - GitHub/Project Instructions
35:36 - Setting Up Local HTTPS
39:00 - Running On Local IP
43:05 - index.html
45:24 - connect to socket.io
51:03 - call button and fetchUserMedia()
57:04 - createPeerConnection()
63:39 - createOffer()
66:54 - signaling server gets offer
69:50 - client handles newOffer and sends answer
74:49 - server handles new answer
77:47 - client handles new answer
78:40 - ice candidate passing