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@bc-anam bc-anam commented Sep 17, 2025

  • As suggested by metered.ca

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Set RTCPeerConnection iceCandidatePoolSize to 2 to speed up WebRTC connection setup and reduce initial streaming delay.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR reduces the ICE candidate pool size to 2 for WebRTC peer connections to improve connection establishment time, based on recommendations from metered.ca.

  • Adds explicit iceCandidatePoolSize configuration to RTCPeerConnection initialization

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@bnogas bnogas force-pushed the tweak-ice-candidate-pool-size-to-improve-connection-time branch from 300f4df to 6daf815 Compare September 18, 2025 17:55
@bnogas bnogas changed the title Reduce iceCandidatePoolSize to 2 to improve connection time @bc-anam @bnogas perf: increase iceCandidatePoolSize to 2 to improve connection time Sep 19, 2025
@bnogas bnogas changed the title @bc-anam @bnogas perf: increase iceCandidatePoolSize to 2 to improve connection time perf: increase iceCandidatePoolSize to 2 to improve connection time Sep 19, 2025
@bnogas bnogas merged commit 04fc617 into main Sep 22, 2025
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@bnogas bnogas deleted the tweak-ice-candidate-pool-size-to-improve-connection-time branch September 22, 2025 09:41
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