AddLive Blog

We have just launched our new YouTube channel. It only contains a single ‘infomerical’ at the moment but we will be adding more video demos and video tutorials. If there is anything in particular you would like to see, please let us know! You can visit the channel at: http

Monday 18th March 2013 was, in my opinion, the biggest day in WebRTC’s history. It was more important than the day WebRTC landed in Chrome, and the day that Chrome and Firefox interoperated. I say this because it was the first time that WebRTC entered the imagination of a large

At MWC2013, Ericsson showed off some pretty cool 3D video conferencing tech. Now they are bringing it to WebRTC. In a blog post by Julien Michot Ericsson has announced that they have their 3D implementations running in the browser. Although 3D video is not a requirement of WebRTC, and

AddLive has been selected to demo at EC’s WebRTC Conference-within-a-conference on Monday 18th March. The session is ‘Innovation within WebRTC’ and runs from 1pm to 2pm EST in the Osceola 5 room. More details can be found here: http://www.enterpriseconnect.com/orland

This is a guess post written by Arjun Varma. Arjun is a CS student from India. He has “an immense passion for Computer Science and loves the theory and concepts behind it”. He is an Open Source Enthusiast and contributes to the Mozilla project where he has been involved wi

AddLive is at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week.

A nice article by Candice McMillan on our video and voice APIs. “You could describe AddLive as a supplement to WebRTC; it takes the technology a step further. WebRTC only supports web browsers, but AddLive expands on this and also allows for the development of native iOS, Androi

There is a good blog by Tom Keating on TMCnet about the challenges faced by WebRTC. The article can be summarized to: 1. It is still early days for WebRTC, “The various browser implementations of the current WebRTC specifications are the first go around with some of the implemen

Our goal at AddLive is enable the WebRTC community. When WebRTC started back in 2011, we realised that it was going to be a while before WebRTC was ready in all browsers, and that there were numerous features that we wanted that WebRTC wasn’t going to support. Fast forward two y

Ted Kozak, our “tech guy”, has just written a great AddLive JS API tutorial for Gun.io. It is part of a two article tutorial that teaches you how to create a 1-1 video room. You can have a look at a working prototype on JSFiddle here. A big thanks to the guys at Gun.io. If