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Added the ability to choose a specific audio device #28
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October 8, 2019 13:21
Without these changes, the browser will throw a DOMException when changing devices if one or more calls have been made already. I narrowed it down the remoteAudio.srcObject not being reset post-call.
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I've added two new props to
<SipProvider>- incoming- and outboundAudioDeviceId. If these are passed to the SipProvider, it will use those devices for audio instead of the system default.Please note that you can not change audio devices while a call is in progress, and attempting to do so will drop the call.