&images&webp mode has been modified a bit. Main change is that you now enable it by add &webp to the sender's URL, and &codec=webp to the viewer's URL (otherwise, it falls back to normal video mode). No need for &broadcast anymore. (as a reminder, this mode sends the video as a series of low-quality images, rather than a more efficient video stream). &webp feature, as &chunked mode is replacing its purpose there, but you might still want to use this mode when the viewer-side does not support video playback or hardware acceleration. Specifically, this option lets you bring motion images (aka, crude video) into the streamlabs mobile app, as a browser source, where other forms of video decoding is not supported.&broadcast on the viewer side but the director doesn't need to be the designated broadcaster.&meshcast integration instead. It's a relatively new supported addition to VDO.Ninja.&webpquality to increase resolution and max frame rate.