Use a fixed set of remote tracks for a call based on the ssrc-limit set in jvb config. When this feature is enabled, JVB will signal the audio and video SSRCs and their owner/endpoint info using a bridge channel message. For audio, the mappings are determined based on the energy rankings on the audio sources present in the call and for video, the mappings are calculated based on the video sources the client requests through the video receiver constraints.
Remote tracks are then created/remapped by the client based on these mappings.
* Added track_owner_changed action
* Skip track-based large-video selection in rewriting mode.
* Register OWNER_CHANGED handler at track level.
* feat(participants) Add source info to participants in redux.
With ssrc-rewriting, the receiver constraints need to be generated using the source info received in presence. Currently they are generated from the track info in redux but with ssrc-rewriting, remote sources are not signaled and therefore created until they are being requested through receiver constraints.
Co-authored-by: James A <jqdrqgnq@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix(connection-status): remove unused participant connectionStatus.
Always use trackStreamingStatus now that legacy endpoint based signaling has been removed.
* remove the check for source-name signaling.
Default to source-name signaling always.
* Remove the check for multi-stream mode.
Make that the default mode and remove the support for legacy SS mode.
* Remove presenter mode.
* update latest@lib-jitsi-meet
The new behavior is as follows:
IF a user has a token and `features` is not set, we treat it as if the
feature was enabled.
IF a user has a token and `features` is set, we check if the feature
name has a value of "true".
`isJwtFeatureEnabled` also provides a way to specify the default value
in case there is no token.
Jaya Allamsetty
Robert Pintilii
Mihaela Dumitru
Saúl Ibarra Corretgé