chrome is supported h265

[liusuyi2021]

Supported browsers
The server can ingest and broadcast with WebRTC a wide variety of video and audio codecs (that are listed at the beginning of the README), but not all browsers can publish and read all codecs due to internal limitations that cannot be overcome by this or any other server.

In particular, reading and publishing H265 tracks with WebRTC was not possible until some time ago due to the lack of browser support. The situation recently improved and can be described as following:

Safari on iOS and macOS fully supports publishing and reading H265 tracks

Chrome on Windows supports publishing and reading H265 tracks when a GPU is present and when the browser is launched with the following flags:
chrome.exe --enable-features=PlatformHEVCEncoderSupport,WebRtcAllowH265Receive,WebRtcAllowH265Send --force-fieldtrials=WebRTC-Video-H26xPacketBuffer/Enabled

Mediamtx already supports the H265 WebRTC protocol, can WebRTC streamer also support it

[mpromonet]

Hi @liusuyi2021

It might work using -o to forward encoded stream and -W to set trial fields.

Best Regards
Michel