Allow multiple negotiated A/V codecs respectively

[pougetat]

Description

Pion currently restricts the negotiated audio codec and negotiated video codec to the first exact / partial matches it finds in a remote description.

This causes issues in the following scenario:

• Call RegisterCodec().
• Call AddTransceiver() for multiple video codecs / multiple audio codecs.
• Pion instance receives a remote description, call SetRemoteDescription() => This updates the list of negotiated codecs.
• Pion instance creates an answer, call CreateAnswer().
• Pion instance sets the local description, call SetLocalDescription => There is a conflict here between what transceivers have been configured and the negotiated codecs filtered down from the remote description.

Reference issue

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[streamer45]

FWIW I am hitting this same issue when trying to receive multiple differently encoded tracks.

[streamer45]

@Sean-Der Any thoughts on this? We may actually need to make similar changes on our end so it would be great to get some feedback on what could be the best way forward to send multi codec tracks.

[Sean-Der]

Hey @streamer45

Is this what you are trying to implement? You want to have one TrackLocal that can be used to send many different codecs? Since you are forwarding media created by someone else, you don't know the codec at PeerConnection creation time?

[streamer45]

Hey @streamer45

Is this what you are trying to implement? You want to have one TrackLocal that can be used to send many different codecs? Since you are forwarding media created by someone else, you don't know the codec at PeerConnection creation time?

Hey @Sean-Der, to be honest I may have lost a bit of context on this one as I can't seem to reproduce the original issue (failing to negotiate the track) so maybe it was a simple misimplementation on our part.

Our use case is rather simple: we have one peer connection (sender) pushing two tracks with different encodings and then want to selectively forward one of the two to our receivers, depending on what they support.