The real-time audio and video SDK typically supports multiple platforms to ensure broad compatibility and seamless integration across devices. Commonly supported platforms include:
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Mobile Platforms:
- iOS: The SDK provides native support for iOS devices, enabling high-quality audio and video communication in apps like social media, gaming, or education.
- Android: It supports Android devices, allowing developers to build real-time communication features for a wide range of applications.
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Web Platforms:
- Web Browsers: The SDK often includes WebRTC-based solutions, enabling real-time audio and video functionality directly in browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge).
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Desktop Platforms:
- Windows: Supports Windows applications, such as video conferencing tools or remote collaboration software.
- macOS: Provides native support for macOS applications, ensuring smooth performance on Apple desktops.
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Server-Side Platforms:
- Linux/Unix: Used for backend services, such as media servers or cloud-based communication infrastructure.
- Windows Server: Supports server-side deployments for enterprise-grade solutions.
Example Use Case: A video conferencing app can use the SDK to enable real-time communication across iOS, Android, and web browsers, ensuring users can join meetings from any device.
For scalable and reliable cloud-based solutions, Tencent Cloud offers robust real-time communication services, including TRTC (Tencent Real-Time Communication), which integrates seamlessly with the SDK to provide low-latency, high-quality audio and video streaming.