WebRTC broadcasting with WHIP
summary
Introduces WHIP (WebRTC-HTTP Ingest Protocol) for low-latency ingestion of broadcast streams as an alternative to RTMP/HLS, explains WHIP’s requirements and how it works, and surveys existing WHIP implementations. Also examines using WebRTC for large-scale distribution—discussing approaches to scale delivery and using the open-source Janus WebRTC Server as a reference implementation.
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