Testing vp8 video codec #89
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You can also replace Vp8 by Vp9, it works too, but currently vp9 doesn't work on iOS 14.6 by default, you need to enable the flags in Safari -> Advanced -> Experimental Features |
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Makes sense. I'm 90% sure that the only reason we used to use H.264 over VP8 was for Mobile Safari support. If and when iOS supports something more modern with hardware acceleration it would be good to upgrade the default. |
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We could also make it configurable in |
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I'm creating the PR as draft just so this have some visibility in case someone is interested. Here switching from h264 to vp8 by default for all rooms.
I don't use that myself, this was just to test that it works, and yes it works on Desktop, Android, iOS without any changes in naf-janus-adapter.
I'll keep h264 for now because I read vp8 is not hardware accelerated on iOS devices, so taking much cpu and battery.