Aaron Clauson

> With modern C#/.NET you can get good performance and be on par with C/C++. Sure, for some things, for others .NET, or any other memory managed environment, can't compete....

> Actually I would be interested to talk more with you and the implied contributors about the future plans of this project (if any). @paulomorgado seems to have interesting ideas...

Thanks for the PR. It's a big chunk of work! I used the Borg.SIPSorcery nuget package for the client side of the tests [here](https://github.com/sipsorcery/webrtc-echoes) and got 4 failures with the...

I wouldn't recommend attempting to build them manually unless you have a reason to do so (and note some, like libwebrtc, can take weeks to succeed). Instead you can jsut...

> @sipsorcery should probably mention prebuilt container in the README of echoes It is... Always has been.

Do you mean removing the block below? That would make sense to me. I'd say the only exception would be if there is only a single media stream it should...

@linius that's my fault. The new `OnAudioSourceEncodedFrameReady` method was added to the abstractions library. I need to push a new version of this FFmpeg package to fix that exception. I...

What version of FFmpeg do you have installed? Most initialisation exceptions are caused by a version mismatch between the C# autogen package and the installed FFmpeg version. It should be...

I also attempted to use FFmpeg on an Ubuntu docker image and experienced exactly the same problem. I put it down to my explanation above about the mismatched [FFmpeg.Autogen](https://github.com/Ruslan-B/FFmpeg.AutoGen) (not...

Inspired by #100 I decided to try yet again to get the FFmpeg.Autogen bindings working on Linux and I was finally successful. To build ffmpeg with the required libraries see...