Conspectio scales live streaming WebRTC broadcasts without additional servers

Conspectio is an open-source library for grouping multiple live stream broadcasts, and scaling viewers without the need for additional servers. Built on top of WebRTC -- used for realtime peer-to-peer video and audio communication in the browser -- Conspectio exceeds the number of concurrent viewers constrained by WebRTC.

unless I'm mistaken, this looks more like a open-source-as-a-resume project based on rehash of existing open source WebRTC projects like Muaz-Khan's WebRTC-Scalable-Broadcast [1] than a breakthrough. I seriously doubt they overcame scaling problems inherent with those projects.

Proving me wrong would be simple: just demonstrate live streaming to thousands or even hundreds of viewers without adding servers.

[1]: https://github.com/muaz-khan/WebRTC-Scalable-Broadcast

Can this can handle coverage at high volume events? I want to see a demo of this!

Awesome product! A new style of peer connection relay was necessary

How does this differ from Jitsi? Easier to install?

Very interesting.