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As mentioned in the [[GstWebRTC - WebRTC Fundamentals|WebRTC Fundamentals section]], the signaler takes care of the initial handshaking in a WebRTC application, so in order to use GstRrWebRTC it is required to use a predefined or custom signaler. GstRrWebRTC elements use the properties '''signaler''' and '''signaler-obj''' to specify the predefined and custom signaler respectively. The following subsections give an overview of signalers. | As mentioned in the [[GstWebRTC - WebRTC Fundamentals|WebRTC Fundamentals section]], the signaler takes care of the initial handshaking in a WebRTC application, so in order to use GstRrWebRTC it is required to use a predefined or custom signaler. GstRrWebRTC elements use the properties '''signaler''' and '''signaler-obj''' to specify the predefined and custom signaler respectively. The following subsections give an overview of signalers. | ||
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This pages explains the signaling requirement for GstRrWebRTC.
Signaling
As mentioned in the WebRTC Fundamentals section, the signaler takes care of the initial handshaking in a WebRTC application, so in order to use GstRrWebRTC it is required to use a predefined or custom signaler. GstRrWebRTC elements use the properties signaler and signaler-obj to specify the predefined and custom signaler respectively. The following subsections give an overview of signalers.
