Not really an issue

[rayj00]

..but I am wondering if this would work with WebRTC video, like a one-to-many broadcast?

[cretz]

Sure. Basically for each p2p WebRTC connection, you just need signalling to connect (I personally don't use this anymore, I use gun.js for signalling). Once connected, send anything, including video. Technically a WebRTC browser could send the same video source to multiple, each connection being a separate WebRTC connection, only limited by their upload speed.

[marcoippolito]

@cretz I read you are now using gun.js for signalling.
I already had a look at gun.js but didn't find it very friendly (may be it's just me).
Have you a simple example of using gun.js for signalling?
Thank you in advance.

[cretz]

didn't find it very friendly (may be it's just me)

It's not just you, when I used gun.js it was because ipfs's JS lib was too immature. If I needed to do it again today, I would use ipfs's JS lib. If you want to see the old code, I used gun.js for WebRTC signalling on https://github.com/cretz/myscreen.live.

[marcoippolito]

@cretz Thank you very much! I'm going to have a look at it. But as you say, it would be better to use js-ipfs