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For this you need some signaling server like easyrtc, which packages some really awesome functionalities. One of those is multy-party videocalls.
If you want to read more about, and see some cool demos check https://easyrtc.com/ and https://demo.easyrtc.com/demos/
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manpreet
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3 years ago
I'm developing a web application that want to share the posts that one user posted in one topic argument via webRTC. The problem is that webRTC allow only one-to-one peer connection. What can i do for solve this problem using webRTC? I need that my information is transfered broadcast to the other peer that are connected in the same room.