Yes, indeed. I got this new icon, but not clue of what means and why get selected for certain guest and not for others.

Simon Clarke said:
A TURN server is a proxy server that we maintain; this means traffic from you (Wirecast Host) flows to our TURN server, and then from our TURN server to the guest (and vice versa).

Hi Simon Clarke

Have you considered the capability to allow client hosted TURN servers? This would be beneficial for a number of reasons. Firstly, its more scalable for your infrastructure... but also, the internet is not the same everywhere. Hosting a client hosted TURN server in a cloud in Australia might be a good alternative to improve performance, to avoid off-shore connections if all guests and host are in Australia on the same network for example.

Regards,

Greg Kuhnert

Greg Kuhnert : Complexity wise, it would be better to resolve why a peer to peer connection is not possible rather that attempt to spin up & maintain a custom TURN server.

Very restrictive firewall rules and usage of VPNs can prevent direct peer to peer connections.

Simon Clarke 

Simon Clarke said:
Complexity wise, it would be better to resolve why a peer to peer connection is not possible rather that attempt to spin up & maintain a custom TURN server.

Agreed. But on the other hand, there may be good reasons. Corporate customers dont always have an option to avoid a TURN server, but may already have these capabilities in a part of their environment. Not an issue for smaller clients, but may be for big boys

Greg Kuhnert

TURN Server - Traversal Using Relays around NAT (Network Address Translators)
and a general technical explanation.

CraigS  Can you point us to documentation about the new Rendezvous interface? I can't find any documentation that explains the new release's buttons, views, options, or functionality that is any way comprehensive.