Vidyo.io Blog
Using Token Authentication For Embedded Video Conference Sessions
At Vidyo, we often receive questions about tokens. It’s important to understand tokens before tackling more advanced topics on vidyo.io. Tokens are used to authenticate each endpoint (mobile, web, or native desktop app) to the vidyo.io service and enable video chat...
Broadcast live video chat sessions to YouTube
Video chat is a great way to create interactive discussions with groups of people. But there are times when the audience doesn’t need to interact with the speaker. Leveraging a third-party streaming broadcast service, such as YouTube, can be a great way to deliver...
Using Amazon EC2 to Build a Video Chat Recording Service for vidyo.io
One of the most common questions from our customers about vidyo.io is how to record video conference calls. The answer is simple: Record with the media bridge. In this article I’ll walk you through deploying and using the media bridge. If you haven’t heard of Docker,...
Building a mobile video chat app for iOS using Swift
Rapidly embed group video chat into your mobile projects Since Apple first introduced Swift in 2014, it has witnessed rapid adoption and become the programming language of choice for mobile app development on iOS. While some people prefer Objective-C, a large number...
Why Developers Prefer CPaaS & Open Source Solutions for Embedded Video
Over 60% of developers prefer to use a communications platform-as-a-service (CPaaS) or open source solutions for their embedded video work, according to a recent survey by Vidyo and WebRTC.ventures. Why are these two categories the most popular, and which should you...
Should You Build a Native or Web-Based Video Chat Application?
The other day a customer asked me why there is a difference in the video quality when I run my group video chat app as a native vs. a web app, so I thought I should share some thoughts about this. Choosing the right approach for building your video-enabled app is very...
How vidyo.io delivers massive scalability while maintaining reliability and quality through cascading SFUs
Cascading allows you to use a Selective Forwarding Unit (SFU) to create very large, geographically distributed and fully interactive video conferences. I recently spoke at the Kranky Geek WebRTC Show about the benefits of cascading for WebRTC. Those same benefits are...
Build Cross Platform Video Chat With Xamarin And Vidyo.io
Reduce development time and share code between iOS and Android apps Using Xamarin and vidyo.io together dramatically speeds time-to-market for your video chat enabled apps. The Xamarin development platform makes it possible to build cross platform applications with a...
Safari and Edge WebRTC Support, Scalable VP9, Recording, Broadcast, and more now available on vidyo.io
Check out the latest features added to vidyo.io We are thrilled to see what people are building with our APIs. Every day, it’s becoming more clear that real-time video interaction is the future of collaboration and engagement. Real-time interactive video keeps the...
How-to Add Group Text and Video Chat to Your App
Using vidyo.io APIs and SDKs, you can give users multimodal communications Using the vidyo.io SDK, you can easily include group video chat in your application or website, and give people an amazing way to connect. In addition to video, you can also add a group text...