We originally use the WebRTC stack implemented by Google and we’ve made it scalable to work on the server-side. Let me tell you what we’ve done on the Ant Media Server side. The answer is clear: Providing better quality with the same bitrate. I think the main question is why it’s important to add HEVC aka. Let me give the highlights for v2.1 and then you can also take a look at the whole changelog for sure. Of course, there are many more features and improvements such as WebM recording, Unified Plan or PlanB, forcing quality in WebRTC playback, etc. I think the most important feature in this release is the HEVC (H.265) support in WebRTC stack because it shows what Ant Media can do beyond the limits of the industry. After a brief introduction, let’s start the post.
Before starting the post, let me thank you for your all interest in the Ant Media Server because you’ve made it run in more than 120 countries. We are continuously adding new features and doing performance optimizations. Previously In Ant Media Server v2.0, VP8 and Data Channel features were released. We are very happy to announce that Ant Media Server v2.1 is released with some more great new features such as HEVC(H.265) support in WebRTC stack and WebM Recording.
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