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-Segmented live media delivery protocol utilizing QUIC streams. See the [MoQ draft](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-lcurley-warp/)
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-# How It Works
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-- [Luke Curley - Low-Latency Video over QUIC](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG0nmy3Otg4) Uploaded: 26th Dec 2021
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-- [Live Media Over QUIC | Luke Curley](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG0nmy3Otg4) Uploaded: 4th May 2023
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-> **TLDR:** Warp works by delivering each audio and video segment as a separate QUIC stream. These streams are assigned a priority such that old video will arrive last and can be dropped. This avoids buffering in many cases, offering the viewer a potentially better experience.
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-- Streaming a Graphical User Interface to web browsers using a single UDP port and with hardware acceleration. See [Arc3dia](https://github.com/wanjohiryan/arc3dia)
-- Streaming movies from a remote Plex or Jellyfin server
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-... and many more
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-1. Exposes a single port (443/udp, 443/tcp), which is especially useful when scaling docker containers
-2. Encrypted and secure end-to-end connections by default
-3. Faster handshake, 1RTT, which is especially useful for mobile-first applications
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-5. Congestion Control
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-# Special Thanks
-This project could not have been possible without the great work done by:
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-_**WIP**_
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-# License
-This project is licensed under **Mozilla Public License, v2.0**
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+# Moved to [netris](https://github.com/netrisdotme/netris)