Warning

Kurento is a low-level platform to create WebRTC applications from scratch. You will be responsible of managing STUN/TURN servers, networking, scalability, etc. If you are new to WebRTC, we recommend using OpenVidu instead.

OpenVidu is an easier to use, higher-level, Open Source platform based on Kurento.

Kurento 7.1 Release Notes (UNRELEASED)

This is a template for changes that are being added to the next release.

Kurento 7.1.0 was originally released on 31 March 1999.

See https://doc-kurento.readthedocs.io/en/latest/project/relnotes/7.1.html for the latest version of this document.

To install Kurento Media Server: Installation Guide.

Table of Contents

• Kurento 7.1 Release Notes (UNRELEASED)

  • Added

    • Big addition name

  • Changed

  • Deprecated

  • Fixed

  • Other changes

Added

• Small addition. Description.

Big addition name

Full description, with images, code samples, external links, etc. Some useful syntax examples:

• Documentation section: Tutorials.

• Glossary term: SDP.

• Inline link: How to avoid Data Channel breaking.

• Blocks:

  System.out.println("Some example Java code");
  

  Some literal command output
  

  Note

  Something to keep in mind.

Thanks to @Username (Full Name, if available) for Kurento/kurento#{issue_id} (Issue title). Thanks to @Username (Full Name, if available) for Kurento/kurento#{pr_id} (Pull Request title).

Changed

• Description.

Deprecated

• Description.

Fixed

• Description.

Other changes

This list includes other changes and fixes contributed by users and/or fellow developers, who merit our sincere appreciation and thanks for sharing their work with the Kurento project:

RepoName 1

• “Username for PR” …

RepoName 2

• “Username for PR” …