News Summary:
Ant Media provided a Flutter video conference app sample project and SDK on October 7, 2026, enabling users to build cross-platform video conferencing applications that run on iOS, Android, web, Windows, macOS, and Linux, allowing participants to join calls from various devices. Previously, on September 24, 2026, the company offered a solution for streaming IP cameras on AWS by converting RTSP feeds to WebRTC, addressing the problem of browser incompatibility and removing the need for NVRs or desktop clients. This followed its September 16, 2026, guidance on scaling IP camera streaming to integrate hundreds or thousands of RTSP cameras into browsers, mobile apps, and control rooms for real-time monitoring across various environments. Earlier in the month, on September 10, 2026, Ant Media, WeTransact, and IDECSI delivered transactable partner offers in the Microsoft Marketplace, featuring Ant Media Server Enterprise — Live Streaming as a self-hosted media server solution on Microsoft Azure designed for flexible, scalable live streaming. Ant Media had launched Ant Media Server 3.1.0 on September 1, 2026, introducing features such as NDI support, SRT, multi-audio language selection, and a new Dashboard UI in beta.
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