Existing real-time media integration

WoWonder WebRTC & Ant Media Troubleshooting

Integration and fault diagnosis for an existing WoWonder video or livestream workflow using WebRTC and Ant Media Server, including mobile-facing behavior.

RoleWebRTC integration and troubleshooting developer

Product typeExisting real-time media integration

FocusPHP · WoWonder · WebRTC

01 · The problem

Business and technical context

An existing call or livestream path could fail at the browser, mobile, signaling, streaming-server, or PHP-platform layer. The task was to restore the supported workflow, not create a new live-streaming product.

02 · The solution

Implementation approach

I traced the existing publish and playback lifecycle across the client, WoWonder application state, secure signaling, and Ant Media Server configuration, then corrected the affected integration or environment behavior and monitored the repaired path.

03 · Key functionality

What I delivered

Diagnosis of existing WoWonder WebRTC and livestream behavior.

Ant Media Server integration and connectivity checks.

Publishing, playback, waiting, and failure-state review.

Mobile and iOS-facing workflow verification where applicable.

Post-repair monitoring guidance for the supported stream path.

04 · Constraints

Important challenges

Identifying which layer owned a failure without rewriting the product.

Keeping secure browser and streaming-server communication aligned.

Representing connection and recovery states clearly to the user.

05 · System view

High-level architecture

1 WoWonder browser or mobile client

2 PHP platform state

3 Secure WebRTC signaling

4 Ant Media Server publish and playback

06 · Interactive system motion

Explore how the layers influence one another.

This abstract simulation turns the architecture above into a small spring-and-collision system. Move or press inside the canvas to disturb it. It is a systems visualization, not customer footage or a product screenshot.