Pion adds support for RFC-8260 (Stream Schedulers and User Message Interleaving) which fixes the sender-side head-of-line blocking
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Pion adds support for RFC-8260 (Stream Schedulers and User Message Interleaving) which fixes the sender-side head-of-line blocking
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In the RACK profile, SCP sustained 316 Mbps using ~0.044 CPU seconds, compared to 234 Mbps at ~0.056 CPU seconds before RACK. When normalized for CPU usage, this corresponds to a ~71% improvement in throughput per CPU, while max-burst CPU profiles remain comparable.
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An overview of automatic renomination in Pion
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Cross platform multiplayer without proprietary APIs is possible thanks to Pion!
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How to use FEC in Pion
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A new Pure Go implementation of the Opus Codec
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What is next for the ION project.
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The reasons and benefits of keeping Pion nonprofit.
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An implementer and user perspective on WebRTC.
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DTLS 1.3 uses less data and connects faster. It is more secure and handles bad networks better.
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