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Higher-level WebRTC Protocols

5h 36m 28s
English
Paid

Higher-level WebRTC Protocols is a 10-lesson 5 hours 36 minutes self-paced course by Tsahi Levent-Levi. The Higher-level WebRTC Protocols training course is meant to go deeper into how WebRTC works.

Course facts

Lessons
10
Duration
5 hours 36 minutes
Language
English
Instructor
Tsahi Levent-Levi
Price
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The Higher-level WebRTC Protocols training course is meant to go deeper into how WebRTC works. In a way, it is a continuation of our Low-level WebRTC Protocols course and is designed to be taken after it. Here, we will dive into the protocols that are used on top of RTP and RTCP and are used to manage and orchestrate the media delivery and quality of WebRTC sessions.

Who is this course for?

  • Developers who are also taking or took our Low-level WebRTC Protocols course
  • Developers who know WebRTC at a high level and have used it a bit
  • Those who want to deepen their understanding of how WebRTC works at its lowest levels at the highest detail
  • When what you need is to debug tough WebRTC bugs that require looking closely at network traffic
  • If you plan on developing your own WebRTC components from scratch

What will you learn?

  • What protocols does WebRTC use on top of RTP and RTCP
  • The protocols and algorithms WebRTC implements to maintain high media quality


Who teaches Higher-level WebRTC Protocols? Tsahi Levent-Levi

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Tsahi Levent-Levi is an Israeli WebRTC consultant and one of the most authoritative independent voices on the WebRTC stack — the browser API and protocol family underneath every modern real-time video / voice / data application (Zoom, Discord, Google Meet, every browser-native voice and video app). He runs BlogGeek.me and the WebRTC paid course catalog at WebRTCcourse.com.

His CourseFlix listing carries three WebRTC courses: Low-level WebRTC Protocols, Higher-level WebRTC Protocols, and Advanced WebRTC Architecture. Together the courses form the most comprehensive WebRTC syllabus available outside the original protocol RFCs.

Material is paid and aimed at engineers building production real-time communication applications. For broader content, see CourseFlix's WebRTC category page.

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Introduction Demo
11:27
2
RTP demultiplexing
35:47
3
RTP header extensions
29:57
4
RTP packetization
49:29
5
Resiliency in RTP
47:44
6
Inside RTCP
46:54
7
Bandwidth estimation
53:27
8
Resiliency to packet loss
23:48
9
Jitter buffers and frame buffers
34:51
10
Recap
03:04
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites are recommended before taking this course?
It is recommended to complete the Low-level WebRTC Protocols course before enrolling in this course. A foundational understanding of WebRTC and its core components, such as RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) and RTCP (RTP Control Protocol), will be beneficial as this course builds upon these concepts.
What kind of projects or applications will I work on during this course?
The course focuses on the protocols and mechanisms used to manage media delivery and quality in WebRTC sessions. While there are no specific projects mentioned, students will explore important concepts such as RTP demultiplexing, RTP header extensions, and bandwidth estimation, which are critical for optimizing and implementing WebRTC-based applications.
Who is the target audience for this WebRTC course?
The course is designed for developers and engineers who have prior experience with WebRTC protocols and are looking to deepen their understanding of higher-level protocols used in media delivery and quality management. It is ideal for those who have completed the Low-level WebRTC Protocols course or have equivalent knowledge.
What is the scope of this course compared to similar courses?
This course goes beyond the basics of WebRTC by focusing on higher-level protocols that sit on top of RTP and RTCP. While similar courses might cover introductory topics, this course delves into advanced concepts like RTP header extensions and bandwidth estimation, providing a deeper understanding of media delivery mechanisms.
Which specific tools or platforms are covered in this course?
The course covers protocols and methods relevant to WebRTC, specifically focusing on RTP demultiplexing, RTP packetization, and RTCP functionalities. It does not focus on specific software tools or platforms, but rather on the underlying protocols that enhance WebRTC performance.
What topics are not covered in this course?
This course does not cover the initial setup or introduction to WebRTC basics, as it assumes prior knowledge from the Low-level WebRTC Protocols course. It does not delve into specific application development or software implementation details beyond protocol management and optimization.
How will this course benefit my career in WebRTC development?
By understanding higher-level WebRTC protocols, you will gain valuable insights into managing media delivery and quality, which are crucial for building efficient real-time communication applications. Skills learned in this course, such as bandwidth estimation and resiliency to packet loss, can enhance your expertise in WebRTC and make you a more proficient developer in the field.