WebRTC group call performance
LESSON 5: Temporal scalability
Temporal Scalability is a technique in video encoding that enables the creation of different dependency trees between sequential frames.
One of its benefits of using temporal scalability is that it enables the SFU to take a 30 frames per second video stream and cut it by half or down to a quarter - to 15 frames per second or even 7.5 frames per second - and that without any real processing on its behalf.
Effectively? This doubles the flexibility and the number of layers your SFU now has to choose from.
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