Testing WebRTC connectivity and TURN relays usually requires reading raw browser dumps in webrtc internals, using outdated Trickle ICE pages that only check basic candidate gathering, or writing custom scripts to verify …
Testing WebRTC connectivity and TURN relays usually requires reading raw browser dumps in webrtc internals, using outdated Trickle ICE pages that only check basic candidate gathering, or writing custom scripts to verify authentication and server load. Developers lack a single self hosted tool to visually verify how their TURN server handles real video streams, network switches, and session drops.
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