Stephen Blum

Also finding that dropped message were due to some publish request being badly formatted and the current Objective C framework not redirecting those properly to the DidFailToPublish Callback.

Web browser supports selecting "camera" and "mic" Media Device. But only at authorization time.

It means that if you were to implement WebRTC with Android Native, then the JavaScript version here would be able to communicate with both Android and Web.

this hasn't been directly implemented and requires a PubNub Function as the secure code execution environment to generate and grant access tokens, in addition to updates to the SDK.

You need to `PHONE.hangup()` after stopping the camera. Hope this works!

Oh! Yes, the demo apps uses audio DOM APIs. This isn't part of the WebRTC SDK. You can exclude this by removing all `.play()` calls. This will fix your issue.

Sometimes you need to use a 3rd party stun/turn server https://github.com/stephenlb/webrtc-sdk#webrtc-adding-custom-stun-and-turn-servers as the network traversal in your case may need a broker.

Yes it is 😸 Sorry for late replay. Let me know if you'd like to see the code to make that happen.

Jonathan I'll post a sample here: https://github.com/stephenlb/webrtc-sdk#webrtc-video-and-audio-broadcasting-mode - I'll post it in this thread too. 1 sec.

Obj-c you'll want http://xirsys.com