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Jean-Marie Cognet

Le WebRTC, un nouvel avantage compétitif pour les entreprises ? - JDN - 0 views

  • Selon un rapport publié par Infonetics en 2014, le marché de la VoIP et des communications unifiées (UC) va croître de 68 milliards de dollars à 88 milliards de dollars en 2018. La VoIP et la communication unifiée ont récemment évolué pour inclure le WebRTC ; cette API open-source développée au sein du W3C permet des communications web en temps réel, sans une application externe ou plugin. Lors d'un récent sommet mondial sur le WebRTC qui a eu lieu à Londres début 2015, il a été révélé qu'il y a plus de 1,5 milliard de navigateurs compatibles WebRTC et plus de 600 entreprises qui bâtissent sur ce type d'applications.
  • L’utilisation d’une solution WebRTC provoque une gestion de la force de vente plus mobile, ce qui impacte la productivité et la qualité de la communication.
Florent Thiery

WebRTC mandatory video codec discussion: the final duel? | webrtcHacks - 0 views

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    Really interesting article about the latest codec war for WebRTC (and the Cisco move on open sourcing their h.264 codec (and paying the licensing fees !). The HTML5 war may seem finished, but it's just continuing on the WebRTC front. Too bad that the HTML5 spec did'nt enforce a mandatory to implement (MTI) codec...
Florent Thiery

Scoop: Microsoft bets on WebRTC for Skype's browser future - Tech News and Analysis - 0 views

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    New job postings on Microsoft's website suggest that WebRTC will be at the core of Skype's next generation messaging architecture.
Florent Thiery

Google sticks with VP8, opposes Cisco's push to make H.264 the default codec for WebRTC... - 0 views

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    Google sticks with VP8, opposes Cisco's push to make H.264 the default codec for WebRTC
Florent Thiery

Cattura Video announces screen capture chrome plugin - 0 views

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    Looks like we are not the only ones to distrust WebRTC :)
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    Looks like we are not the only ones to distrust WebRTC :)
Florent Thiery

Cisco Open-Sources H.264 to Remove Barriers to WebRTC - 0 views

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    Quite interesting comment from Cisco : "The source code will be open source and distributed with a BSD lIcense. The binary module is separate and when the users software downloads it from Cisco, that is when we are responsible for paying the MPEG LA royalties. - Nadee Gunasena, Cisco PR". So it may mean that mozilla will include the binary module as provided by Cisco, and not use the source code...
Florent Thiery

Google+ Hangouts goes HD as it switches from H.264 to VP8 and abandons Vidyo - 0 views

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    To enable HD, and prepare for this plugin-free future, Google quietly started to transition Hangouts from the H.264 video codec to VP8, an open and royalty-free video codec the company released back in 2010. One of the more immediate consequences of the switch-over to VP8 is that Google is phasing out the use of third-party code provided by the video conferencing technology vendor Vidyo. Google started licensing technology from Vidyo back in 2008 when it first brought video chat to Google Talk, and the companies continued to cooperate when Google launched Hangouts and eventually absorbed Talk and other messaging clients in that platform.
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