If VLA is used with a single layer stream with no layer info (for example an h264 stream), a new LayerSource was created for storing the target bitrate/width/heigh/fps, but it was not used for calculating the other stats
So when the stats where gathered, as there was already a single layer, the code to create a default layer for the source if no layer info was present, was not run, and therefore the bitrate field was not exposed correctly.
With the change on the media server, we are adding the target stats to the RTPIncomingSource as well and not creating a LayerSource.
This PR exposes the target stats at source level and so the getActiveLayers() provide the correct info.
If VLA is used with a single layer stream with no layer info (for example an h264 stream), a new
LayerSourcewas created for storing the target bitrate/width/heigh/fps, but it was not used for calculating the other statsSo when the stats where gathered, as there was already a single layer, the code to create a default layer for the source if no layer info was present, was not run, and therefore the bitrate field was not exposed correctly.
With the change on the media server, we are adding the target stats to the
RTPIncomingSourceas well and not creating aLayerSource.This PR exposes the target stats at source level and so the
getActiveLayers()provide the correct info.