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In this series of posts we are talking about RTP and SDP:

In the next series of posts we'll first talk about how RTP and SDP messages work, and some implementation details in two popular multimedia toolkits: FFmpeg and GStreamer.

Kurento Media Server 6.13.0 has been released! It comes with some new API methods that allow to query Kurento about its own resource usage, as well as some new configuration parameters that can be used to fine-tune some aspects of how the server chooses ICE candidates during WebRTC initialization.

The topic about integrating IP cameras with WebRTC-based streaming solutions is one that has been touched before in this blog:

These Release Notes were originally published here.

Kurento Media Server 6.11 has been released! This new version brings several improvements and fixes that have happened while we work on moving KMS to use the newer GStreamer 1.14 in Ubuntu Bionic.

These Release Notes were originally published here.

Kurento Media Server 6.10 is seeing the light with some important news!
To install it: Installation Guide.

These Release Notes were originally published here.

Howdy!

A new release of Kurento Media Server brings huge stability and performance improvements.

These Release Notes were originally published here.

Release 6.8.0 contained a critical bug that was immediately patched into 6.8.1, so these Release Notes include changes from both versions.

The Kurento team and community have come a long way. It has been a worthy effort. The project started 5 years ago with the objective of creating a modular multi-purpose open source real-time media server.