Twilio Video Media SDK for Node.js now in Public Beta
Twilio Video Media SDK for Node.js is now publicly available, enabling server-side applications to join Video Group Rooms and process decoded audio/video frames directly for AI, transcription, and compliance monitoring without headless browser overhead.
The Twilio Video Media SDK for Node.js is now in Public Beta. Your server-side app can securely join a Video Group Room as a participant and work with decoded audio and video frames directly, so you can run AI and media processing such as transcription, computer vision, or compliance monitoring on your own infrastructure, without the overhead of a headless browser.
Your app reads decoded frames from other participants and publishes frames back into the Room as a virtual camera or microphone. This Media SDK shares the Room, Participant, Track, and Access Token model of the Video JavaScript SDK, so most concepts carry over. Install it from npm as @twilio/video-node-sdk. It requires Node.js 24 or later on x86-64 Linux, and the Media SDK participant counts and bills as a standard Group Room participant.
To get started, read the Video Media SDKs overview, follow the quickstart, and browse the AI/ML example applications.
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