Take a look at Chris’s in-depth article on the MOQ protocol 👇
💡 MOQ (Media over QUIC): What It Is and Why It Matters MOQ has become one of the most talked-about topics in the live streaming space over the past few months. In this article, I explained what MOQ is and isn’t, spotlighted the great team behind this protocol (it’s amazing for Red5 to be on the same team as Akamai Technologies, CDN77, Cisco, Synamedia, and YouTube), shared the latest industry insights (shoutout to Gwendal Simon, Will Law, and Ali C. Begen), covered why MOQ isn’t going to replace WebRTC anytime soon, and broke down what it all means for Red5 users. Are you excited about the possibilities MOQ brings? Would you consider contributing to its development? And how do you see WebRTC and MOQ coexisting in the future of real-time media? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.
Customer Success Manager at Red5
3dThis is really interesting! MoQ was much talked about at IBC and RTC.ON this year.