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OBS + WHIP: publish a live stream directly into a MiroTalk SFU room I’ve been working on WHIP ingestion support in MiroTalk SFU, allowing OBS to publish a live audio/video stream directly into a WebRTC meeting room. WHIP (WebRTC-HTTP Ingestion Protocol, RFC 9725) provides a standardized way to ingest a stream over WebRTC. In this setup, the OBS stream appears as a participant in the MiroTalk SFU room. Project: miroslavpejic85/mirotalksfu Documentation: docs.mirotalk.com For those using OBS with WHIP: how are you using it in your workflows?