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OpenVidu 3.8.0: mediasoup reaches feature parity with Pion
OpenViduReleaseOpenVidu 3.8.0 closes the remaining feature gap between mediasoup and Pion (RTX, DTX for Opus audio, H264/VP9/AV1 codec support) at roughly 2x Pion's performance, building on 3.6.0's DigitalOcean/Terraform support and 3.7.0's Oracle Cloud Infrastructure support.
OpenVidu 3.5.0: ARM and Google Cloud Platform support
OpenViduReleaseOpenVidu 3.5.0 adds ARM support, expands Google Cloud Platform deployment options via Terraform templates, and updates the underlying LiveKit stack — including a fix that stops egress processes from being killed prematurely under high CPU load or poor network conditions.
OpenVidu 3.0 Is Generally Available: LiveKit's SDKs, Mediasoup's Performance
OpenViduReleaseOpenVidu 3.0 has reached General Availability — a rebuilt core on LiveKit's own API and SDKs, with mediasoup now available as a production-ready alternative engine in PRO for roughly 2x the performance of stock LiveKit, and a simplified PRO-only pricing model. Since OpenVidu 2 won't get further security patches or upgrades, here's what migrating actually takes for PRO/Enterprise and Community Edition alike.
OpenVidu 2.29.0: simulcast and finer video-quality controls
OpenViduReleaseOpenVidu 2.29.0 adds a simulcast directive for Enterprise Edition deployments on Mediasoup, new per-stream resolution and frame-rate directives, and a fix that evicts "ghost" participants left behind by a dropped connection.
OpenVidu 2.25.0: AWS and Vosk support for Speech to Text
OpenViduReleaseOpenVidu 2.25.0 adds AWS Transcribe and Vosk as Speech to Text engines, a new OPENVIDU_PRO_DOCKER_REGISTRIES setting for private Media Node registries, and a recordingActivity fix.
OpenVidu 2.23.0: what's new
OpenViduReleaseOpenVidu 2.23.0 brings a refactored documentation site, improvements to OpenVidu Call, ready-to-use application-server samples in several languages, and early work on real-time subtitles.
Kurento 5: Maturity
KurentoReleaseKurento 5 brings a new WebSocket interface, improved WebRTC quality via RTCP NACKs/PLIs/FIRs, a portable API, and revised documentation.