Lorenzo Miniero

@lminiero.it

I'm getting older but unlike whisky I'm not getting any better. Author of the Janus WebRTC Server, the imquic QUIC library and the KIAVC adventure engine, and a VERY amateur musician. Mastodon: @lminiero@fosstodon

At the latest #IETF in Vienna, we decided to run a peculiar experiment... stream the #MoQ sessions using #MoQ itself! All using our existing #WebRTC infrastructure as the source for the media. This blog post is an overview on that. Feedback (and reposts) welcome! www.meetecho.com/blog/moq-iet...

Streaming the IETF MoQ sessions with MoQ… kinda! | Meetecho Blog

For quite some time, Meetecho has been the official tool for remote participation at IETF meetings. While this includes a plethora of different tools to support all the different features that are req...

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Today marks the 20th anniversary of my Master's degree! The fun thing about it is that I always remember the date (30th of June) because it's Malmsteen's birthday 🤣 And the year because it's when Italy last won the World Cup, shortly before disappearing in football nothingness...

I know, I know... I literally shared a #MoQ and #WebRTC blog post just a few days ago! But I was on a roll, and I wanted to play more with MoQ and media (in a browser too), so this push-to-talk demo came out... feedback and reposts welcome! www.meetecho.com/blog/moq-ptt/

POC time: a push-to-talk demo with MoQ | Meetecho Blog

We recently talked about the efforts we devoted on tinkering with real-time media in MoQ, and in particular on how to bridge that to WebRTC and back. That post focused on our imquic library, the nativ...

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If you missed my @commcon.xyz talk, I just wrote a more detailed blog post about everything I presented there, also touching on many aspects I didn't mention in the presentation. The focus is of course on the #WebRTC / #MoQ parallels/differences/gatewaying. Enjoy! www.meetecho.com/blog/janus-m...

Can MoQ and WebRTC be friends? | Meetecho Blog

I talked a lot about my QUIC, RTP Over QUIC (RoQ) and Media Over QUIC (MoQ) experiments, lately. This eventually led to the release of a dedicated open source library, called imquic, that could provid...

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I just presented my slides called "Looking at #MoQ with #WebRTC eyes" at CommCon. Part of the presentation was trying to cover the words the MoQ camp threw at the WebRTC camp and viceversa, did I miss anything? 😁

For those that may be interested, here are the slides I presented at #OpenSIPSSummit, about RTP forwarding support in the Janus SIP/NoSIP plugins. It opens the door to a lot of cool things, so if you use SIP/WebRTC a lot you may want to check it out! www.slideshare.net/slideshow/rt...

RTP Forwarders in SIP and NoSIP @ OpenSIPS Summit 2026

Slides for my "Using RTP Forwarders to process Janus SIP streams externally" presentation at the OpenSIPS Summit 2026 event. They describe my efforts refactoring the Janus SIP and NoSIP plugins to al...

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It's been some time since my last technical blog post, so I thought I'd write one on some of my efforts to integrate #QUIC, #RoQ and (partly) #MoQ in the Janus #WebRTC server. Mostly experimental, but it could be a useful testbed for the future. Feedback welcome! www.meetecho.com/blog/janus-r...

Janus RoQs! | Meetecho Blog

While WebRTC obviously still has my undivided attention, I've been playing more and more with QUIC too, recently. On this very blog, I talked about me getting started with QUIC, my first experiments w...

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I think I figured out why I can't stand the music of the likes of Tim Henson, Polyphia, Ichika Nito, Marcin & co... It basically sounds like what AI thinks a guitar-based song full of solos should sound like

We know that video links might still throw errors, but that should resolve itself within 24h, it's the mirroring that happens and might connect you to a mirror which is still syncing...