Whether the Publisher has been granted access to the requested input devices or not
id attribute of the DOM video element displaying the Publisher/Subscriber's stream. This property is only defined if:
targetElement parametertargetElement parameterWhether you have called Publisher.subscribeToRemote with value true or false (false by default)
Whether the Stream represented in the DOM is local or remote
false for Publishertrue for SubscriberThe Session to which the Publisher belongs
The Stream represented in the DOM by the Publisher/Subscriber
The DOM HTMLElement assigned as target element when creating the video for the Publisher/Subscriber. This property is only defined if:
targetElement parametertargetElement parameterAll the videos displaying the Stream of this Publisher/Subscriber
Makes video element parameter display this stream. This is useful when you are
managing the video elements on your own
Calling this method with a video already added to other Publisher/Subscriber will cause the video element to be disassociated from that previous Publisher/Subscriber and to be associated to this one.
1 if the video wasn't associated to any other Publisher/Subscriber and has been successfully added to this one. 0 if the video was already added to this Publisher/Subscriber. -1 if the video was previously associated to any other Publisher/Subscriber and has been successfully disassociated from that one and properly added to this one.
Creates a new video element displaying this stream. This allows you to have multiple video elements displaying the same media stream.
The Publisher/Subscriber object will dispatch a videoElementCreated event once the HTML video element has been added to DOM. See VideoElementEvent
HTML DOM element (or its id attribute) in which the video element of the Publisher/Subscriber will be inserted
How the video element will be inserted accordingly to targetElemet
The created HTMLVideoElement
Publish or unpublish the audio stream (if available). Calling this method twice in a row passing same value will have no effect
Only if
Session.publish(Publisher)has been called for this Publisher
The Session object of the local participant will dispatch a streamPropertyChanged event with changedProperty set to "audioActive" and reason set to "publishAudio"
The Publisher object of the local participant will also dispatch the exact same event
The Session object of every other participant connected to the session will dispatch a streamPropertyChanged event with changedProperty set to "audioActive" and reason set to "publishAudio"
The respective Subscriber object of every other participant receiving this Publisher's stream will also dispatch the exact same event
See StreamPropertyChangedEvent to learn more.
true to publish the audio stream, false to unpublish it
Publish or unpublish the video stream (if available). Calling this method twice in a row passing same value will have no effect
Only if
Session.publish(Publisher)has been called for this Publisher
The Session object of the local participant will dispatch a streamPropertyChanged event with changedProperty set to "videoActive" and reason set to "publishVideo"
The Publisher object of the local participant will also dispatch the exact same event
The Session object of every other participant connected to the session will dispatch a streamPropertyChanged event with changedProperty set to "videoActive" and reason set to "publishVideo"
The respective Subscriber object of every other participant receiving this Publisher's stream will also dispatch the exact same event
See StreamPropertyChangedEvent to learn more.
true to publish the video stream, false to unpublish it
Replaces the current video or audio track with a different one. This allows you to replace an ongoing track with a different one without having to renegotiate the whole WebRTC connection (that is, initializing a new Publisher, unpublishing the previous one and publishing the new one).
You can get this new MediaStreamTrack by using the native Web API or simply with OpenVidu.getUserMedia method.
WARNING: this method has been proven to work, but there may be some combinations of published/replaced tracks that may be incompatible between them and break the connection in OpenVidu Server. A complete renegotiation may be the only solution in this case
The MediaStreamTrack object to replace the current one. If it is an audio track, the current audio track will be the replaced one. If it is a video track, the current video track will be the replaced one.
A Promise (to which you can optionally subscribe to) that is resolved if the track was successfully replaced and rejected with an Error object in other case
Call this method before Session.publish if you prefer to subscribe to your Publisher's remote stream instead of using the local stream, as any other user would do.
Updates the current configuration for the PublisherSpeakingEvent feature and the StreamManagerEvent.streamAudioVolumeChange feature for this specific StreamManager audio stream, overriding the global options set with OpenVidu.setAdvancedConfiguration. This way you can customize the audio events options for each specific StreamManager and change them dynamically.
New options to be applied to this StreamManager's audio stream. It is an object which includes the following optional properties:
interval: (number) how frequently the analyser polls the audio stream to check if speaking has started/stopped or audio volume has changed. Default 100 (ms)threshold: (number) the volume at which publisherStartSpeaking, publisherStopSpeaking events will be fired. Default -50 (dB)Generated using TypeDoc
Packs local media streams. Participants can publish it to a session. Initialized with OpenVidu.initPublisher method
Available event listeners (and events dispatched)