Closed vpryimachenko closed 3 years ago
@vpryimachenko,
To make sure I am understanding the issue:
You have created an iOS app that uses CameraController
, which is a class that implements the VideoSource
protocol. When you run this application and connect to a room, another iOS device connects to the room running the iOS Quickstart application and you are able to render the video.
However, if you join the same room using the Javascript Video App example application, the video does not render, but you are connected to the same room because you have audio flowing?
If you run the iOS Video App example application with the Javascript Video App example application, the video does render.
My first thoughts are that if the iOS Quickstart application is able to render the video that is being sent from your CameraController
there is no reason why it shouldn't also work with the Javascript implementation.
To get us going on investigation, would you be able to send over some Room Sids where you have connected your iOS application and the web client to the same room when you have no video being rendered? Also the logs from both the iOS and Web side would be very useful to determine what is happening during this call.
Let me know if I am understanding the issue correctly and if you can send the log files over. Also, I noticed that you are running the 4.0.0-beta1
version of the SDK. While this should certainly work, I was wondering if you could also try this scenario with 3.7.1
of the SDK to ensure that it isn't something introduced in this beta.
Thank you,
Ryan
Unable to see video stream on the Web from my iOS app.
Description
In my project I need to stream live videos (conferencing) with some custom camera controls. I had setup a custom AV stack in order to have the full control over my camera (change resolution, fps, etc.). As a streaming solution I've picked Twilio. According to the documentation and some examples, if I use a custom AV stack, then I need to use Sinks.
The problem is with the following: when I stream from iPhone and run a VideoQuickStartiOS example app on the simulator on my Mac, then I can see the video and hear audio from my device, which is absolutely great. But, when I connect to the same room from the Web interface, then I can ONLY hear my audio and video is not visible. Room is configured using Twilio CLI and the interesting fact is, when I connect from the Video Community example app to the room the video is visible on the web. Trying to figure out what is the difference and why it's not working using TVIVideoSink from my device.
Steps to Reproduce
Code
Expected Behavior
Video should be visible on the web version of the room
Actual Behavior
Video is not visible on the web version of the room. Looks like it is turned OFF, but it's visible in the iOS VideoQuickStart app.
Reproduces How Often
Always
Logs
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Versions
All relevant version information for the issue.
Video iOS SDK
pod 'TwilioVideo', '4.0.0-beta1'
Xcode
Version 11.7 (11E801a)
iOS Version
iOS 13.7
iOS Device
iPhone X