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Announcing Programmable Video Group Rooms: More Participants, Video Recording, and Pricing for Scale

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Date Published
Author
Rob Brazier
Word Count
616
Company Posts That Month
33
Language
English
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No
Summary

The Programmable Video Group Rooms are now available in Public Beta, enabling video and audio recording and increasing the number of users that can participate in a Room to 50. To get started with Group Rooms and Recording, users need to download and setup one of the quickstart apps from GitHub, login to the Console, enable Recording, and set a webhook URL for their server. The Programmable Video Rooms API makes it simple to embed real-time, multi-party voice and video into any application, allowing users to create two types of Rooms: Group or Peer-to-Peer. With the update, each audio and video track is recorded as a separate file, supporting flexible post-processing workflows, and on-demand pricing has been introduced with rates starting at $0.004 per minute per Participant for Small Group Rooms and Recording.

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