Difficulty recording multiple WebRTC livestreams reliably
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The reporter is struggling to build an automated system to record multiple simultaneous WebRTC livestreams, noting that their current method of using a browser extension to proxy WebRTC objects and upload chunks via TUS results in data loss, lag, and missing chunks.
What people do today
- Custom Chrome extension with content scripts
- MediaRecorder API
- TUS protocol for uploads
🔧 Fix this
Ideas a builder, maker or community group could start on:
- A headless browser automation tool specifically optimized for capturing WebRTC media streams directly to disk without chunking overhead.
- A dedicated server-side WebRTC media server (like Mediasoup or Janus) that acts as a peer to record streams directly to storage.
- A specialized desktop application that uses low-level system hooks to capture browser audio/video buffers before they are processed by the browser's UI layer.
Real voices
“Several 15s chunks aren t getting uploaded... Some of the 15s chunks are quite laggy... Especially during the overlapping parts, I m losing alot of 15s chunks”
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