Unleashing the True Power of WebRTC with Real-Time AV1 SVC

Join Arin Sime and Sergio Garcia Murillo of CoSMo/Millicast to explore enabling the next generation of live video architectures with Real-Time AV1 SVC.

With Google Chrome announcing support for Scalable Video Coding (SVC) and a forwarding header extension, AV1 real-time encoding can be enabled for WebRTC. AV1 was designed to integrate with the next wave of WebRTC video innovation, with end-to-end encryption, SVC, and codec-independent forwarding. With SVC enabled by default in AV1, streams are more resilient to packet loss, and adaptation time is reduced down to a couple of milliseconds, without any buffering or need for transcoding in the media pipeline. This will enable WebRTC to incorporate end-to-end encryption to allow the media payload to remain fully encrypted from broadcast to playback.

About Sergio:
In addition to having almost 20 years of telco experience under his belt, Sergio has been the senior solution architect and lead developer of several open source projects. He has proven expertise in SIP, IMS, VoIP, and video communications, including WebRTC and streaming technologies.

Currently he is the founder and main developer for Meedoze technology, CoSMo's TeachLead Media Server, and Millicast’s Principal Engineer and Solution Architect. His day to day work life is hacking WebRTC in all sorts of imaginative ways.