/// <summary>
/// Create the default configuration for this CallApp instance.
/// This can be overwritten in a subclass allowing the creation custom apps that
/// use a slightly different configuration.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public virtual MediaConfig CreateMediaConfig()
{
MediaConfig mediaConfig = new MediaConfig();
//testing echo cancellation (native only)
bool useEchoCancellation = false;
if (useEchoCancellation)
{
#if !UNITY_WEBGL
var nativeConfig = new Byn.Media.Native.NativeMediaConfig();
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.echo_cancellation = true;
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.extended_filter_aec = true;
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.delay_agnostic_aec = true;
mediaConfig = nativeConfig;
#endif
}
//use video and audio by default (the UI is toggled on by default as well it will change on click )
mediaConfig.Audio = true;
mediaConfig.Video = true;
// mediaConfig.VideoDeviceName = CameraName;
// if (mediaConfig.VideoDeviceName == "")
// mediaConfig.VideoDeviceName = null;
int n = -1;
bool isNumeric = int.TryParse(CameraNameOrIndex, out n);
if (isNumeric)
{
mediaConfig.VideoDeviceName = UnityCallFactory.Instance.GetVideoDevices()[n];
}
else
{
mediaConfig.VideoDeviceName = CameraNameOrIndex;
}
//keep the resolution low.
//This helps avoiding problems with very weak CPU's and very high resolution cameras
//(apparently a problem with win10 tablets)
mediaConfig.MinWidth = 160;
mediaConfig.MinHeight = 120;
mediaConfig.MaxWidth = 1920;
mediaConfig.MaxHeight = 1080;
mediaConfig.IdealWidth = 640;
mediaConfig.IdealHeight = 480;
mediaConfig.IdealFrameRate = 30;
return(mediaConfig);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create the default configuration for this CallApp instance.
/// This can be overwritten in a subclass allowing the creation custom apps that
/// use a slightly different configuration.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public virtual MediaConfig CreateMediaConfig()
{
MediaConfig mediaConfig = new MediaConfig();
//testing echo cancellation (native only)
bool useEchoCancellation = false;
if (useEchoCancellation)
{
#if !UNITY_WEBGL
var nativeConfig = new Byn.Media.Native.NativeMediaConfig();
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.echo_cancellation = true;
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.extended_filter_aec = true;
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.delay_agnostic_aec = true;
mediaConfig = nativeConfig;
#endif
}
//use video and audio by default (the UI is toggled on by default as well it will change on click )
mediaConfig.Audio = true;
mediaConfig.Video = true;
mediaConfig.VideoDeviceName = null;
//This format is the only reliable format that works on all
//platforms currently.
mediaConfig.Format = FramePixelFormat.ABGR;
mediaConfig.MinWidth = 160;
mediaConfig.MinHeight = 120;
//Larger resolutions are possible in theory but
//allowing users to set this too high is risky.
//A lot of devices do have great cameras but not
//so great CPU's which might be unable to
//encode fast enough.
mediaConfig.MaxWidth = 1920;
mediaConfig.MaxHeight = 1080;
//will be overwritten by UI in normal use
mediaConfig.IdealWidth = 160;
mediaConfig.IdealHeight = 120;
mediaConfig.IdealFrameRate = 30;
return(mediaConfig);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create the default configuration for this CallApp instance.
/// This can be overwritten in a subclass allowing the creation custom apps that
/// use a slightly different configuration.
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
public virtual MediaConfig CreateMediaConfig()
{
MediaConfig mediaConfig = new MediaConfig();
//testing echo cancellation (native only)
bool useEchoCancellation = false;
if (useEchoCancellation)
{
#if !UNITY_WEBGL
var nativeConfig = new Byn.Media.Native.NativeMediaConfig();
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.echo_cancellation = true;
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.extended_filter_aec = true;
nativeConfig.AudioOptions.delay_agnostic_aec = true;
mediaConfig = nativeConfig;
#endif
}
//use video and audio by default (the UI is toggled on by default as well it will change on click )
mediaConfig.Audio = true;
mediaConfig.Video = true;
mediaConfig.VideoDeviceName = null;
//keep the resolution low.
//This helps avoiding problems with very weak CPU's and very high resolution cameras
//(apparently a problem with win10 tablets)
mediaConfig.MinWidth = 160;
mediaConfig.MinHeight = 120;
mediaConfig.MaxWidth = 1920;
mediaConfig.MaxHeight = 1080;
mediaConfig.IdealWidth = 160;
mediaConfig.IdealHeight = 120;
mediaConfig.IdealFrameRate = 30;
return(mediaConfig);
}