This text discusses the concept of bitrate in the context of multimedia and WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication). Bitrate refers to the rate at which bits are processed, transmitted, or received per second, directly influencing the quality of audio and video playback. In WebRTC, bitrate plays a multifaceted role in determining the quality of video streaming, with different types of bitrate such as video bitrate and audio bitrate contributing uniquely to the overall data transmission. The text also delves into how WebRTC handles bitrate, including adaptive bitrate control mechanisms that dynamically adjust to changing network conditions, ensuring a seamless user experience. Additionally, it introduces VideoSDK, which offers a comprehensive suite of features specifically designed to enhance bitrate optimization in WebRTC applications, providing real-time monitoring tools, adaptive bitrate control, and best practices for developers and content providers.