MediasoupMeeting

What is MediasoupMeeting

MediasoupMeeting is a WebRTC infrastructure service that allows website owners to add branded video meetings and recording to their own websites.

It is not a meeting application. It is backend infrastructure powered by mediasoup.

What You Control

• Your UI and design
• Your user authentication
• Your room logic
• Your branding

What We Provide

• Secure WebSocket signaling
• Mediasoup SFU infrastructure
• TURN server for NAT traversal
• RTP recording pipeline
• Meeting builder service
• Client portal for recordings

This service provides you with a video feed for each person in the room, allowing you to design your own user interface.

Live Demo

You can test the infrastructure immediately.

Open the demo page in two different browser tabs or two devices. Each tab simulates a separate peer.

How to Test

• Open the demo page in Tab 1
• Open the demo page in Tab 2
• Join
• Allow camera and microphone
• Video will flow between peers

The demo shows the infrastructure only. UI is intentionally minimal.

Recording is enabled on the backend and will appear in the client portal.

SDK Integration

MediasoupMeeting provides infrastructure only. You control the UI. We handle signaling, SFU routing and recording.

Requirements

• Modern browser with WebRTC support
• HTTPS website
• Unique user ID per connected peer

Step 1 — Include SDK

<script src="https://demo.mediasoupmeeting.com/mediasoup-bundle.js"></script>
    

Step 2 — Add Video Elements

<video id="localVideo" autoplay playsinline muted></video>
<div id="remoteVideos"></div>
    

Step 3 — Initialize and Join

const localVideo = document.getElementById("localVideo");
const remoteVideos = document.getElementById("remoteVideos");

const peerId = crypto.randomUUID();

MediasoupMeeting.init({
  socketUrl: "wss://socket.mediasoupmeeting.com",
  roomId: "your-room-id",
  peerId: peerId,
  localVideoEl: localVideo,
  remoteContainerEl: remoteVideos
});

MediasoupMeeting.join();
    

Optional Event Hooks

MediasoupMeeting.on("joined", () => {
  console.log("Connected");
});

MediasoupMeeting.on("peerLeft", (data) => {
  console.log("Peer left", data);
});

MediasoupMeeting.on("error", (err) => {
  console.error(err);
});
    

The developer never touches WebRTC, ICE, DTLS, RTP or mediasoup internals.

Pricing

Pricing depends on maximum concurrent live peers. All plans include recording and access to the client portal.

Need higher limits? Contact for custom infrastructure pricing.

Client Portal

Each client receives access to a private recordings portal.

Inside The Portal

• Secure login
• List of recorded meetings
• Download final MP4 files
• Meeting date and duration
• Room ID reference

Recording Flow

• Meeting ends
• RTP files are processed
• Builder service generates final video
• File appears in your portal
• You download or archive

No developer is required to access recordings. It is a normal web login panel.

Terms of Service

Service Nature

MediasoupMeeting provides video infrastructure only. Clients are responsible for their own frontend, authentication and user content.

Acceptable Use

• No illegal content transmission
• No abuse of server resources
• No attempts to disrupt infrastructure

Availability

The service is provided on a best-effort basis. Downtime may occur due to maintenance or unforeseen issues.

Limitation of Liability

The service provider is not liable for indirect damages, data loss or business interruption.

Privacy Policy

Data Collected

• Room IDs
• Peer IDs
• Connection metadata
• Recorded media files (if enabled)

Data Usage

Data is used only to operate the meeting infrastructure and generate recordings.

Data Sharing

No data is sold or shared with third parties.

Recording Responsibility

Clients are responsible for informing their end users that meetings are recorded.

Contact

Direct WhatsApp communication is preferred for technical and pricing discussions.