You might be interested in looking at this RTC example for ideas about how to make bi-directional data flows for arbitrary groups of participants (or players) work through a relay.
It could! We've mainly been focused on using it for audio and video for live streaming and RTC use cases, but the MoQT layer is very intentionally decoupled from the media details so the fan out infrastructure could actually be used for a lot of different things. You'd need to decide how you want to map your data to MoQT objects, groups, tracks, etc.
You might be interested in looking at this RTC example for ideas about how to make bi-directional data flows for arbitrary groups of participants (or players) work through a relay.
https://hang.live/
It uses a feature we haven't yet implemented, but we're thinking about how we might implement it at our scale, SUBSCRIBE_ANNOUNCES[1].
[1]: https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-moq-transport-12....
It could! We've mainly been focused on using it for audio and video for live streaming and RTC use cases, but the MoQT layer is very intentionally decoupled from the media details so the fan out infrastructure could actually be used for a lot of different things. You'd need to decide how you want to map your data to MoQT objects, groups, tracks, etc.
Sweet, thanks! I'll tinker with it.