Examples (9)

Last updated Sep 22, 2026 Choose an application, run its example, and follow the SFU operations behind it. Each guide explains the topology, setup, adaptation points, and current limitations.

Build an application

Embedded devices and remote control

Stream audio and telemetry from an ESP32, with one browser controlling the device.

Cloud gaming

Publish a Container's audio and video, and return browser input through DataChannels.

AI audio pipelines

Connect speech-to-text and text-to-speech services through WebSocket adapters.

Custom video room

Start with two browser participants, then inspect presence, discovery, and media lifecycle.

The video-room quickstart is the default introduction to publishing and receiving media. The application examples are experimental; their guides identify integration work and known limitations.

Learn a specific feature

The DataChannel example is intended for localhost. The JPEG example requires application authentication and authorization before public use.

Source and status

Browse the Realtime examples repository ↗︎ for complete source, component guides, and declared checks. The catalog distinguishes maintained, experimental, and legacy examples. Legacy entries are historical or educational references with documented limitations.

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