'Should Security Cameras be Used in Online Meetings?' webrtc rtmp
, developed a unique solution to bring RTSP and RTMP streams from security cameras to online meetings by transcoding them to WebRTC and adding it to an eyeson video conferencing room.Both RTMP and RTSP are streaming protocols used for low latency video streaming.
RTMP is widely used by broadcasters, whereas RTSP is used for streaming from IP cameras. Streaming IP cameras into video meetings where all participants see the same feed is essential to achieve transparent processes and trustworthy assessment. For use cases of this type, integrating security camera streams into the video meetings brings significant added value compared to downloading the footage and uploading it afterward. In the case of command & control operations, streaming the camera footage directly onto the meeting mitigates the lag issue that impacts the user's attention, information dissemination, and engagement. The difference between live streaming and sharing downloaded video via screen sharing makes a significant difference to the mission’s success. Video streams can be crucial for police missions, drone operations or surveillance needs enabling participants to join from anywhere securely and share circumstances live: a situation room with participants all over the world can be set quickly up by providing a secret link to it. No setup, no installation, and maximum security. Besides, prerecorded video footage, maps, and additional information can be shown without the need for screen sharing and without lags.In the use cases described above, the possibility of reviewing and learning from what happened is essential. Recording the meeting, and therefore recording what happens, with all participants seeing the same is a big advantage for teams to evolve and train.
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