For Android developers, we’ve released the MediaSFU Android Mediasoup Client on Maven Central with up-to-date builds and enhanced codec support.
PACKAGE RELEASE
Maven Central
MediaSFU Android Mediasoup Client - Up-to-date mediasoup client for Android applications
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Up-to-date Builds with Enhanced Codec Support
Built against current Android SDK and WebRTC versions with H.264, PCMU, and PCMA codec support included. Ensures compatibility with the latest Android devices and OS versions.
Production-Ready
This client is production-ready and powers the MediaSFU Android SDK (launching this week).
FOR MEDIASOUP COMMUNITY EDITION USERS
We’ve launched some new features on the MediaSFU platform that might interest the mediasoup community:
Real-time Multilingual Conversations
• Speak in any language, be heard in any language
• 3-5 simultaneous language channels in the same room
• Listeners can override and choose their preferred language independently
• Speakers can override the default broadcast language
• Real-time translation with low latency
• Useful for international conferences, global teams, and multilingual support
Panelist Mode with Fine-tuned Permissions
• Role-based controls for structured events
• Granular permissions for hosts, panelists, and participants
• Ideal for webinars, town halls, and moderated discussions
Try it at: MediaSFU
The platform runs on mediasoup and demonstrates some interesting use cases for what you can build with the mediasoup architecture.
FOR REACT & FLUTTER DEVELOPERS
If you’re using the MediaSFU React or Flutter SDKs, these features are production-ready right now. The same prebuilt components that power MediaSFU Events are available in our SDKs, so you can integrate multilingual conversations and the enhanced UI into your applications immediately.
Other SDKs (Angular, Vue, React Native, Android, iOS): Full feature parity coming early Q1 2026.
FEEDBACK WELCOME
If you’re using this client or have questions about Android mediasoup integration, feel free to share your experience or ask questions here.
Try it at: MediaSFU