Robert Swain
Robert Swain
@Rugvip - how would you do this?
It seems that this may have been implemented already but not published as it needed a new OpenWebRTC version.
You can try cherry picking this commit on top of cerbero master and resolving any merge conflicts: https://github.com/superdump/cerbero/commit/3acb710f5d2347f555054d1c0e6e27936425d085 RPi is not currently supported but there is this work in progress...
@balazskreith - Is this ready for review? Does it work? Does it break any standard use cases?
It is meant to be that if a codec is listed first by the offering party, the answering party is supposed to respect that ordering. This has meant so far...
https://wiki.mozilla.org/Media/WebRTC/ReleaseNotes/40#Signaling: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1146529 So, if you try Firefox 40, it should be fixed.
Can you check the SDP sent from iOS to Firefox? You should be able to see it in about:webrtc for the relevant session.
The bridge (openwebrtc-daemon + user script to inject some JS into a browser page) can be built and used on Linux. The only reason there are no binaries for Linux...
@Rugvip : could the Android Java bindings be used on other platforms?