Closed chunsan closed 2 years ago
Please edit your post to paste your logs again surrounded by code tags (```) because otherwise a lot of the XMPP elements get parsed as formatting and so get removed.
The bolded lines are not too much of a problem. The first one is jiconop trying to give us some info earlier than the standard XMPP flow, which we just ignore and request later. The second one means TURN won't work, but you should still be able to at least see the participant join the conference, worst case you would just have no media.
Please edit your post to paste your logs again surrounded by code tags (```) because otherwise a lot of the XMPP elements get parsed as formatting and so get removed.
The bolded lines are not too much of a problem. The first one is jiconop trying to give us some info earlier than the standard XMPP flow, which we just ignore and request later. The second one means TURN won't work, but you should still be able to at least see the participant join the conference, worst case you would just have no media.
Thanks, I have changed the code style, please check if there is any problems
gst-meet and your own participant might be hitting different shards. I'm not sure precisely what method meet.jit.si
uses to select shards, but you can try adding ?room=bsdhd357
to the websocket URL.
hello I'm confused by this question for a long time, need your help, thanks a lot. I'm using the official jitsi website to run a gst-meet demo, but it did not work very well. I build a conference in website , use gst-meet to join the meet, but can't see any participant joined. Meanwhile, gst-meet log shows i have already joined the meet and become the moderator of the meet, and there is some warning messages.
Here is my gst-meet commands: gst-meet --verbose=GST_DEBUG=3 --web-socket-url=wss://meet.jit.si/xmpp-websocket --room-name=bsdhd357 --send-pipeline="filesrc location=empty.opus ! queue ! oggdemux name=audio"
This is gst-meet logs, i bolded the suspicious lines: