We are developing an implementation of opentok.js library with an angular version 1.4.3 on cordova version 4.1
What is happening is this:
When a call ends correctly (the user with a moderating role does a forceDisconnect on other users ) you can make new calls and play audio on the device.
But when one of the user’s calls gets disconnected, if you then try to play any audio on your device, it notifies that he cannot because there is a call in process. We want to know how we can release these resources when the call ends forcibly.
Hi!
We are developing an implementation of opentok.js library with an angular version 1.4.3 on cordova version 4.1
What is happening is this:
When a call ends correctly (the user with a moderating role does a forceDisconnect on other users ) you can make new calls and play audio on the device.
But when one of the user’s calls gets disconnected, if you then try to play any audio on your device, it notifies that he cannot because there is a call in process. We want to know how we can release these resources when the call ends forcibly.
Any idea?
Thanks Nataly