Closed picorel closed 9 months ago
Hi @picorel , thanks for bringing this to our attention. As the issue is with the underlying SDK function (and not the UI library side) I am migrating this issue to https://github.com/Azure/Communication
@akania
Hi @picorel, thanks for reporting the issue. We'll aim to fix this in our upcoming beta release of the SDK.
Hi @picorel , so background blur should work in Firefox Desktop MacOS so isSupported returning true
there is valid.
Though, isSupported
returning true on mobile devices is a bug - we don't support background blur/replacement on mobile devices yet.
This should be fixed in our new beta - https://www.npmjs.com/package/@azure/communication-calling/v/1.20.1-beta.2
The isSupported
on the effect instance (BackgroundBlurEffect
for eg) is now deprecated. There is a new isSupported
method on the VideoEffectsFeature
API now, that will return a more accurate check. Please try it out and let us know how it fares.
Describe the bug; what happened?
We want to check if blur background is supported and only show the video effect controls when it is supported.
We followed the example from this documentation and added:
isSupported
is returningtrue
in some unsupported browsers. We noticed it in Firefox (Desktop on MacOS) and some mobile devices (Chrome on Android and sometimes on iOS).Is it expected or a known issue?
If we try to enable the video effect in these browsers, it doesn't work. We are using the
CallComposite
, so if we try to blur the backgroundcallAdapter.startVideoBackgroundEffect({...})
, it shows the message"Unable to apply video effect."
.In what environment did you see the issue?
We are currently using
We also tried with "@azure/communication-calling-effects": “1.0.1” and "@azure/communication-calling": "1.16.3" and
isSupported
also returnstrue
.