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WebRTC Test for Camera, Microphone, and P2P

Test camera and microphone capture, local loopback, manual P2P signaling, ICE state, and real-time WebRTC statistics in your browser.

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Use cases

  • Check whether camera and microphone capture works
  • Exchange SDP manually for a cross-device call
  • Inspect ICE connectivity and live transport metrics

How to use

  1. Start capture and choose a resolution
  2. Use Loopback or exchange an Offer and Answer manually
  3. Review statistics and ICE logs

Example input and output

Mode

Local loopback

Result

Local send and receive test connected

FAQ

What is the difference between STUN and TURN?

STUN helps peers discover public addresses. Strict networks may require a TURN relay. You can configure ICE servers in this tool.

How does manual signaling work?

One peer creates an offer or invitation, the other creates an answer, and both apply the exchanged descriptions to establish a connection.

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