Re: [Wish] Lecturing and WebRTC

Juliusz Chroboczek <jch@irif.fr> Tue, 09 March 2021 17:36 UTC

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> I was going to leave this off as something we can define in a future
> extension; but if we're trending towards including it as base
> functionality

I'm rather fond of concrete use cases, so I try to think about it in the
following terms: will I be able to usefully broadcast a lecture over WISH?
If the feature is just convenience, it can go into an extension; if the
lack of the feature prevents me from doing my broadcast, then I'd like it
to be mandatory.

If the lecturer adds a stream to their lecture, and some WISH clients
don't support the functionality, then I'm pretty much stuck, amn't I?

-- Juliusz