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What Adobe and Other LiveSwitch Clients Are Saying in 2022
The first quarter of 2022 has come and gone and spring is upon us in North America. As hope for the end of the pandemic hits a new high, everyone is eager to see what the future..
LiveSwitch Powers Couple.TV, the First Ever Live Online Reality Dating Show
Surrey, BC, April 14, 2022– LiveSwitch announced it has partnered with “Couple.TV” (CoupleTV), the first ever online reality dating show, where social media influencers meet and..
Shocap Entertainment and LiveSwitch Partner on Mixed Reality Circus Funded by Epic Games
Surrey, BC, March 28, 2022– LiveSwitch announced it has partnered with Shocap Entertainment, the groundbreaking live entertainment and cross-reality production company, to help..
Extend LiveSwitch Server applications with these top community developer tools
When we set out to share LiveSwitch with the world, we had one vision in mind: to provide WebRTC developers and DevOps teams with the most flexible live video solution for the..
Everything you need to know about LiveSwitch and testRTC
Scalable WebRTC testing is critical for any virtual event platform that wants to establish reliable, high-quality connections every day. Streaming reliability can no longer be an..
End-to-End Encryption: The Past, Present and Future of Security
End-to-end (E2E) encryption is a bit of a buzzword these days. Everyone wants it and every company is jumping into the ring to claim that they have it. It makes sense. Who doesn’t..
How Can I Use SIP with WebRTC?
If you’re asking this question, then chances are you either have an existing SIP infrastructure and are looking for a way to interconnect with WebRTC-enabled endpoints, or you..
Diagnosing Network Problems with WebRTC Applications
What happens when a video call works perfectly in one environment, but degrades rapidly in another? What about an audio call that sounds good most of the time, but occasionally..