We really need TURN server or STUN server to get video conferencing code efficiently worked on internet?
See original GitHub issueDear Mauz Khan,
https://github.com/webRTC/webrtc.io-demo
I have used above code for video conferencing and text chatting but I have not used any TURN or STUN server but still I can able to make connection for video calling between two user on internet but the video clarity is worst and some times it gets halt (when I use bandwidth limitation as You have implemented in your experiments also , I dont think its a bandwidth issue).
But on LAN it works fine for three users. Please need help whether i need to implement TURN or STUN server? If yes how to setup STUN or TURN server as I don't want to use googles STUN or TURN server .
I have implemented exact above code from github. Any suggestion also goint to help me a lot.
Regards,
Tushar K.
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