Open luciaalonsomozo opened 4 weeks ago
It seems from this Web Platform Test that inactive and stopped transceivers would cause this error, is that what step 2 is referring to? Could it be made more explicit?
spec link to editors' draft: https://w3c.github.io/webrtc-encoded-transform/#KeyFrame-algorithms
Seems to be intended to mean "if the media type of the encoder is not video".
WPT report says Firefox passes 6/6 and Safari 5/6.
Aligning with implementations seems good here.
@youennf does that SGTY?
This simply means that one should not send RTCP for inactive or stopped m-lines, no? Given that RTCP is not reliable and one can not determine whether this was received anyway, why do browsers attempt to impose behavior on top here?
What does processing mean in step 2 of send key frame algorithm?