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In order to tell the user why a connection to a peer could not be established, more information sources need to be watched. The main one will probably be the getStats() function of the PeerConnection object.
It needs to be figured out which browsers support getStats and to which extent and which other webrtc-function can help with getting the state of a connection (e.g. as workarounds when getStats is not or not entirely supported).
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Issue by farao
Sunday Jan 19, 2014 at 23:45 GMT
Originally opened as palavatv/palava-client#3
In order to tell the user why a connection to a peer could not be established, more information sources need to be watched. The main one will probably be the getStats() function of the PeerConnection object.
It needs to be figured out which browsers support getStats and to which extent and which other webrtc-function can help with getting the state of a connection (e.g. as workarounds when getStats is not or not entirely supported).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: