Video streams can be sorted by voice floor activity in the client according to FreeSWITCH´s floor events. The feature works together with pagination, essentially giving an Last-N like experience while not disrupting too much
Made video stream sorting extensible in a way. The sorting modes for pagination and unbounded can be configured in settings.yml and new sorting modes can be added to the stream sorting util under video-provider. Inline docs explain how to do that
Changed how the stream ID attribute from video-streams collection was passed to downstream components; we had an array map that was executed every change just to map stream to cameraId, which is bizarre. So I changed the cameraId usage in downstream components to be conformat with the collection attributes and shaved off the map where it wasnt needed
Add better selectors to video-list-item container´s VoiceUser fetch
Problem: setReconnectionTimeout was being called in the first candidate generation to set the negotiation/reconnection timeout up. That caused some browsers or specific scenarios (mainly envs without STUN) to establish the negotiation (playStart) before generating any useful out-of-band candidates (relay). That would cause the timeout to be set AFTER it is supposed to be cleared due to success (playStart), making the webcam drop after a while
So I moved the setReconnectionTimeout call to a safer spot: right after the first negotiation requisition goes out to bbb-webrtc-sfu
There's some scenarios that video errors triggers multiple toast notifications
that don't have any mapped defined message feedback so they all drop to the default
permission error. This leaves the impression that something is broken at the toast
container.
Since those messages don't bring up much information about the problem we can avoid sending
them until we don't have a more informative one to notify the user.
This adds bbb_record_video userdata that, when is set to false, signals
bbb-webrtc-sfu to avoid generating the stream recording assets for a
particular user.
By default, bbb_record_video is true.
Refactored STUN/TURN fetch to be done only once, when successful, per session and cache it in mem to avoid too many reqs. Current way is a bit dumb, this should increase reliability a bit more. The caching is configurable so folks who want to use very short lived TURN credentials can disable it
Add a fallback STUN config option to be used when the default STUN/TURN fetch fails
Clean the safari/no candidate generation pre flight check from 3rd party STUNs
Fix deadlock in audio join when STUN/TURN fetch failed
The peer object was being fetched only once in the ICE candidate callback, and it would fetch a placeholder empty object (sometimes) which would be kept in the callback closure till the end of the peer lifecycle. With that, the didSDPAnswered state variable which released the outbound ICE queue wouldnt be correctly read and the queue would never be flushed
The peer object was being fetched only once in the ICE candidate callback, and it would fetch a placeholder empty object (sometimes) which would be kept in the callback closure till the end of the peer lifecycle. With that, the didSDPAnswered state variable which released the outbound ICE queue wouldnt be correctly read and the queue would never be flushed
Also try to reconnect when ICE fails, a server-side error comes through or the WebRTC stack throws a tantrum, not only when the first connection fails.
