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    WEDNESDAY 10 OCTOBER 2012 | TECHNICAL TUTORIAL  
       
       
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TECHNICAL TUTORIAL
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    Tutorial presented by
Wolfgang Beck
| Deutsche Telekom
Christian Hoene | Symonics GmbH
Dr. Daniel C. Burnett | Director of Standards | Voxeo
 
       
    Having standard APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) and real-time audio and video capabilities and codecs built-in to browsers will change the way we communicate, both in the consumer and enterprise worlds.  Web developers will be able to write a few lines of JavaScript and add high quality voice and video communication capabilities to their site or application. This tutorial introduces and explains the APIs and protocols of WebRTC.

The status of the W3C WEBRTC and the IETF RTCWEB standardization are covered.
 
       
  08.30 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE  
    MORNING SESSION  
         
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  10.00 WebRTC Overview

What is WebRTC; How to use WebRTC

Deployment architectures

Media flows in WebRTC

WebRTC protocols and IETF standards


 
       
  10.45 COFFEE BREAK  
       
  11.15 Using WebRTC

WebRTC W3C JavaScript APIs

JavaScript code example walkthrough
 
       
       
  12.00 LUNCH  
       
    AFTERNOON SESSION  
       
  14.00 IETF Codec “Opus” Description
 
Introducing the internals of Opus and describing how it  works, which algorithms are used, and how to use Opus.

The new IETF Codec “Opus” is ranging from narrowband to fullband. Furthermore, it is optimized for the Internet supporting frame length from 2.5 ms to 60 ms as well as for the adjustments of playout times.
 
       
  15.00 COFFEE BREAK  
       
  15.30 RTCWeb for Telcos
 
Explaining why telcos can provide a more reliable service than OTTs by tayloring a service to their network. OTT players don‘t have to wait for standards and can implement new features quickly as they don't rely on any but the most basic functions of the underlying network.

Describing how RTCWEB can reduce the number of necessary standards by separating  trust relationships from transport relationships. This can be achieved by combining RTCWEB and 3rd party authentication.

Demonstrating that IETF‘s smart endpoint philosophy allows every kind of application, but that the intractable endpoint diversity makes it hard to provide a consistent level of service. WEBRTC/RTCWEB has the potential to get the best out of both architectural philosophies.
 
         
         
    16.30 END OF THE TECHNICAL TUTORIAL  
 
     
     
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