lib-jitsi-meet | level JS video API | Video Utils library
kandi X-RAY | lib-jitsi-meet Summary
kandi X-RAY | lib-jitsi-meet Summary
You can use Jitsi Meet API to create Jitsi Meet video conferences with a custom GUI.
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- Creates a new instance of an error
- Creates the constraints for the given options .
- Expand the source map into an array of sources
- Create a new chat room object .
- Create an external connection .
- answer callback function
- add a track to track
- Wrap an element to be added to a new AudioStream stream .
- Get the target target height .
- Creates local track instances .
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QUESTION
I am using the Jitsi Flutter plugin in conjunction with 8x8's Jitsi-as-a-Service offering to integrate video calls into my mobile app.
Immediately after joining a meeting, the call ends and Jitsi closes. The logs indicate that the underlying Jitsi Meet SDK is unable to fetch config.js
from 8x8:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-31 at 09:51TL;DR: Set the full URL of your 8x8 meeting as the room name.
If you follow the official 8x8 Jaas docs, you will likely end up with Jitsi Flutter being unable to load config.js
from the 8x8 server.
This forum comment hints that one can join 8x8 meetings via the official Jitsi Meet app from the App Store by using the full 8x8 meeting URL as the room name.
As a matter of fact, this not only works for the official app, but also for the Jitsi Flutter plugin. Using the configuration below you should be able to connect to a meeting room on your 8x8 tenant. Please make sure to disable any room name constraints by passing an empty map to joinMeeting
, otherwise Jitsi Flutter will reject your room name!
QUESTION
I have followed the default installation guide of Jitsi, and it works fine using Chrome browser. However, if I use Firefox, the video nor audio is transmitted to the other side and they both view a black screen. However, for meet.jit.si it works fine. Is there a config that I missed in the installation?
The only error in firefox is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-04 at 10:04The problem in my case was JVB service couldn't start. Diagnosis:
- Only two-party chat works on Chrome
- Multiple parties chat doesn't work even on Chrome
- On Firefox doesn't work even for two parties
In the log of JVB ( /var/log/jitsi/jvb.log):
QUESTION
I'm developing a video chat application using lib-jitsi-meet. It's all working fine in Firefox, but when it comes to Chrome, it throws the following error in the console.
lib-jitsi-meet.min.js:1 The AudioContext was not allowed to start. It must be resumed (or created) after a user gesture on the page.
The participant can't use the microphone in the Chrome browser because of this error. I know this is related to the changes in Chrome autoplay policies. I could've done something if I'm using the pure web audio API, however, I couldn't understand what should I do to avoid this in lib-jitsi-meet.
I searched for this error in Jitsi community forums and many other places but didn't find any helpful answer to circumvent this.
How can I overcome this issue so that video chat participants from the Chrome browser can use their microphones and hear what others are saying? Thank you for all the helpful suggestions.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-17 at 12:06This problem occurs with Jitsi Meet NPM package. Upon importing it to my React app as
QUESTION
I'm trying to create a conference using lib-jitsi-meet
in a headless Chrome instance using Puppeteer and join it using the Jitsi External API (iframe API) from another browser. Currently, I can create a meeting in a headless browser, but I can't join the created meeting from another browser. When I tried so, another new conference with the same name is created and I'm the only participant in it.
Can someone provide me with helpful advice on this problem? You can view the index.html and example.js.
Thanks in advance
Puppeteer code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-22 at 07:41Using the following options
object as a param to the JitsiConnection
in example.js
, I was able to avoid CORS errors and join multiple users to the same conference.
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