VoIP and WebRTC for Real‑Time Communication Real-time communication lets people talk and work together over the internet. Two common terms you will hear are VoIP and WebRTC. VoIP stands for voice over IP and describes sending voice over IP networks. WebRTC is a set of web APIs that lets browsers and apps capture audio and video and send it directly to another user. This makes voice and video calls feel fast and natural. ...
VoIP and WebRTC: Real-Time Communication Online VoIP and WebRTC open real-time talking and sharing right in your devices. VoIP covers voice calls over the internet, while WebRTC gives browsers the tools to do audio, video, and data—without plugins. Together, they enable simple calls, video chats, and quick file exchanges across borders. VoIP relies on signaling to set up a call and transport to carry the sound. WebRTC uses getUserMedia to capture media, RTCPeerConnection to send it, and a signaling path to establish and manage the session. The result is flexible communication that can run on phones, laptops, and many browsers. ...