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setCodecPreferences and RTX / RED / FEC codecs #2028
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@Orphis Yes, I believe that RTX, RED and FEC can be enabled/disabled this way (preference doesn't matter for these though). No proper codec but only RTX, RED or FEC should result in an error. In ORTC, there are checks for this kind of thing, but not yet in WebRTC. |
Can you clarify |
How would I specify whether or not I want to use RTX? It seems to me that codec capabilities is trying to be two things at once: a codec type, AND a codec preference. But then we are using it in setCodecPreferences() as if it is a complete codec+codec preference configuration? |
Consensus from the January 22, 2019 virtual interim is to go ahead with PR #2069 |
Fix for Issue w3c#2028
According to the spec:
Do I interpret correctly that RTX, RED and FEC could be independently enabled or disabled using
setCodecPreferences()
by adding those to the list?Is this the intended way to have control over those features in WebRTC?
Also, what should happen if no proper codec is specified but only RTX, RED or FEC ones? Should we reject the
setCodecPreferences()
call with an error?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: