local video stops displaying when calling SendTransport.produce #37
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おはよう〜w Are you using the latest version of the library? |
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Thanks for the quick response! I'm using version This is the usual output in the console (with or without your loggin enabled): sidenote: I don't think it matters, but I'm using my own socket.io backend for signaling. |
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Does your backend return data for the produce request? Also could you share the rtpCapabilities used when loading the device? |
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I've been restructuring things a little and have a short side-question if you don't mind. In your sample app. private class SendTransportHandler : NSObject, SendTransportListener {
fileprivate weak var delegate: SendTransportListener?
private var parent: RoomClient
self.sendTransportHandler = SendTransportHandler.init(parent: self)
self.sendTransportHandler!.delegate = self.sendTransportHandler!Could you explain the reasoning behind having a separate class for delegating the As for your question: rtpCapabilities are as follows: |
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I got it working now. It seems the problem was with the Socket.IO implementation. before: func request(_ event: String,
data: SocketData = [],
_ completion: @escaping (_ data: JSON) -> Void = { _ in }) {
client.emitWithAck(event, data).timingOut(after: self.TO) { data in
do {
let json = try self.data2JSON(data: data)
completion(json)
} catch {
l.error(error)
}
}
}now: func syncRequest(_ event: String,
data: SocketData = []) -> JSON? {
let semaphore: DispatchSemaphore = DispatchSemaphore.init(value: 0)
var response: JSON?
let queue: DispatchQueue = DispatchQueue.global()
queue.async {
self.client.emitWithAck(event, data).timingOut(after: self.TO) { data in
do {
let json = try self.data2JSON(data: data)
response = json
semaphore.signal()
} catch {
l.error(error)
}
}
}
_ = semaphore.wait(timeout: .now() + 10.0)
return response
}Edit: Sorry to bother you so much. It seems like this is solely Socket.IO issue, hence I'm going to close this. |
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Great, glad to see you got it working. The reason I separated the Recv/Send listeners it because they share the same name (onConnect), so I couldn't use both of them in the same class.... |
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ah, thanks for clearing that up! If your edit: well, ok, I just saw that Similar problem. But maybe this could be avoided if you change the signature to edit2: func onConnect(_ transport: Transport!, dtlsParameters: String!) {
let params = JSON(parseJSON: dtlsParameters).dictionaryObject
if transport is RecvTransport {
// connect consumer transport request
}
if transport is SendTransport {
// connect producer transport request
}
} |
お疲れ様です！🙂
Thanks for creating this framework.
I've been mostly sticking to the implementation of your sample app https://github.com/ethand91/mediasoup-ios-client-sample
but when
is called, it fails silently (
testis not printed) and theRTCEAGLVideoView(orRTCMTLVideoView) used to render theVideoTrackstops showing the video input. I can confirm that the VideoView is working by not callingproduce.Do you have any idea what I'm missing?
Best Regards,
Martin
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