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Kurento: Does rtcPeer.videoEnabled = false stops the streaming
Does the following code stop the actual stream going from user to KMS?
participants[user].rtcPeer.videoEnabled = false;
When I checked into Chrome webrtcinternals, I don't see receiving packets from this peer, but wireshark does show some traffic.
-Thanks,
Solution
Yes. If you issue this line
setTimeout(function() { webRtcPeer.videoEnabled = false } , 60000);
in the callback where the answer from a WebRTC negotiation is processed (here, for instance), you'll see that the video stops.
What chrome is doing right now is sending a black video, that's why you see some traffic going on.
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