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	The Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) application is a system built in Python for demonstrate the capabilities of GstRrWebRTC. The main function of the MCU is to enable a multiparty conference system between different WebRTC endpoints. To do so it establishes a bidirectional peer-to-peer connection with each device, receives their incoming streams and returns, for each endpoint, the combination of the streams of the other endpoints. '''Figure 1''' depicts graphically this idea.		The Multipoint Control Unit (MCU) application is a system built in Python for demonstrate the capabilities of GstRrWebRTC. The main function of the MCU is to enable a multiparty conference system between different WebRTC endpoints. To do so it establishes a bidirectional peer-to-peer connection with each device, receives their incoming streams and returns, for each endpoint, the combination of the streams of the other endpoints. '''Figure 1''' depicts graphically this idea.

	~~[[File:mcuusecase.png\|600px\|thumbnail\|center\|'''Figure 1.''' MCU system general use case]]~~