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EzCall: Lightweight Call Signaling and Peer-to-Peer Control of WebRTC Video Conferencing

This is a video demonstration of the EzCall project. Demo starts at 00:48 and test tool for P2P at 08:12. The project is on GitHub at https://github.com/theintencity/ezcall and has all its information including a link to the research paper, https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.08975, describing the system. Abstract is as follows: "We present the software architecture and implementation of our web-based multiparty video conference application. It does not use a media server. For call signaling, it either piggybacks on existing push notifications via a lightweight notification server, or utilizes email messages to further remove that server dependency. For conference control and data storage, it creates a peer-to-peer network of the clients participating in the call. Our prototype client web app can be installed as a browser extension, or a progressive web app on desktop and mobile. It uses WebRTC data channels and media streams for the control and media paths in implementing a full featured video conferencing with audio, video, text and screen sharing. The challenges faced and the techniques used in creating our lightweight or serverless system are useful to other low-end WebRTC applications that intend to save cost on server maintenance or paid subscriptions for multiparty video calls."