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+ # @qencode/calls
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+ Low-latency 1:1 audio and video calls inside your own UI. The SDK takes a short-lived
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+ participant credential minted by **your backend**, connects, renders media into views you
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+ place, and reports call quality. It ships no screens and no theme. Version 0.2.0, pre-release.
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+
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+ ## Quickstart
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+
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+ ### 1. Your backend mints a credential
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+
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+ Never put a Qencode API key in a browser. Your server calls the Qencode calls API and hands
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+ the token response to the page unchanged:
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+
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+ ```
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+ POST /v1/access_token/{api_key} -> { access_token } (project JWT, 24 h)
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+ POST /v1/calls -> { call: { id, ... } } Authorization: Bearer <access_token>
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+ POST /v1/calls/{id}/tokens -> { token, url, regions, identity, room_name, expires_at }
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+ body { "identity": "alice", "name": "Alice", "role": "A", "ttl": 600 }
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+ ```
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+
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+ Return that last object to the browser (optionally add `call_id` and `api_base`). See
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+ `examples/backend-node/server.js` for a complete 60-line version.
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+
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+ ### 2. The page joins
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+
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+ ```html
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+ <script type="module">
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+ import { Call } from 'https://unpkg.com/@qencode/calls/dist/qencode-calls.esm.bundle.js';
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+
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+ const cred = await fetch('/api/calls/join?as=alice').then(r => r.json());
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+ const call = Call.create(cred, { videoProfile: 'p540_60' });
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+
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+ call.on('remoteVideo', track => { document.querySelector('#remote').track = track; });
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+ call.on('stateChanged', (state, reason) => console.log(state, reason ?? ''));
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+ call.on('credentialExpiring', async () => {
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+ call.updateCredential(await fetch('/api/calls/refresh').then(r => r.json()));
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+ });
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+
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+ await call.connect();
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+ document.querySelector('#self').track = call.localVideo;
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+ </script>
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+
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+ <qencode-video id="remote"></qencode-video>
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+ <qencode-video id="self" mirror></qencode-video>
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+ ```
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+
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+ `npm install @qencode/calls` gives the same API as an ES module with TypeScript types.
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+
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+ ## Builds and size
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+
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+ | File | Use | Size, gzipped |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `dist/qencode-calls.esm.js` | `import` through a bundler; the engine (`livekit-client`) is a dependency your bundler resolves and dedupes | ~11 KB |
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+ | `dist/qencode-calls.esm.bundle.js` | `<script type="module">` with no bundler; engine included | ~154 KB |
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+ | `dist/qencode-calls.umd.js` | classic `<script>`; exposes `window.QencodeCalls`; engine included | ~154 KB |
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+
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+ The SDK itself is about 11 KB gzipped. The self-contained builds are dominated by the engine,
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+ which is about 145 KB gzipped on its own.
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+
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+ ## Call
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+
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+ | Member | Meaning |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `Call.create(credential, options)` | Builds a call. No network yet. |
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+ | `connect()` | Probes regions when the credential lists several, connects, publishes camera and microphone per options. Rejects with a `CallError`. |
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+ | `leave()` | Unpublishes, disconnects, releases devices. Idempotent. |
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+ | `state` | `idle`, `connecting`, `connected`, `reconnecting`, `ended`; `endReason` says why it ended. |
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+ | `localVideo`, `remoteVideo`, `remoteAudio` | Track handles with `attach(element)` and `detach()`. Remote audio is played by the SDK; the handle is for metering or custom output. |
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+ | `setMicrophoneEnabled(bool)`, `setCameraEnabled(bool)` | Mute keeps the track published, so unmute is instant. |
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+ | `setVideoProfile(name)` | Switches tier mid-call. Simulcast changes republish; other changes restart capture in place. |
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+ | `setLatencyMode('lowest' \| 'smooth')` | Jitter buffer target, degradation preference and audio framing in one switch. Clears a `setJitterBufferTarget` pin. |
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+ | `setJitterBufferTarget(ms)` | Pins the receiver's jitter buffer target regardless of the mode. Returns which property took it: `jitterBufferTarget`, `playoutDelayHint`, or `unsupported` (Firefox). |
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+ | `setVideoEncoding({ codec, simulcast })` | Switches codec or simulcast mid-call; the video track is republished. |
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+ | `setVideoSource(source \| null)` | Replaces the published video with a custom track or factory, or returns to the camera. See below. |
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+ | `devices` | `list()`, `setCamera(id)`, `setMicrophone(id)`, `setSpeaker(id)`, `onChange(handler)`, `canSelectSpeaker`. |
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+ | `sendMessage(payload, reliable = true)` | Up to 15 KB, 30 per second, to the peer. Strings and JSON objects arrive as sent, `Uint8Array` as bytes. |
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+ | `stats` | Latest quality snapshot, refreshed every second. |
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+ | `peer` | Identity, display name and mute state of the other human, or `null`. |
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+ | `videoCodec`, `simulcast`, `jitterBufferTargetMs`, `jitterBufferSupport`, `regionProbe` | What is in force: codec, simulcast, jitter target in ms, which receiver property took it, and the probe results by region name (`null` when no probe ran). |
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+ | `updateCredential(credential)` | Fresh token for the same call and identity, used by the next reconnect. |
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+ | `on(event, handler)` returns an unsubscribe function; `off`, `once`. |
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+
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+ ### Options
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+
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+ `adaptiveStream` (default `true`) lets the engine match what is sent and received to how the
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+ video is displayed: a phone rendering a desktop's 720p pulls the 540p layer, and a hidden or
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+ background video element pauses that track on the server until it is visible again. Two tabs
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+ on one machine therefore show a black remote picture in whichever tab is in the background.
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+ Set it to `false` to always send and receive the full profile, which is what a measurement
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+ bench wants and what a customer UI rarely does.
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+
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+ | Option | Default | Notes |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | `audio`, `video` | `true` | Publish on connect. |
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+ | `videoProfile` | `p540_60` | See profiles. |
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+ | `latencyMode` | `lowest` | See latency modes. |
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+ | `region` | auto | Pin a region name from the credential. |
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+ | `telemetry` | `true` | Post quality stats to Qencode every 5 s. |
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+ | `autoReconnect` | `true` | Resume for up to 60 s after a network change, then end with reason `network`. |
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+ | `endOnPeerLeft` | `true` | 1:1 semantics: the call ends when the peer leaves. |
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+ | `cameraId`, `microphoneId` | system default | Initial devices. |
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+ | `apiBase` | `https://api.qencode.com` | Telemetry target; `credential.api_base` also works. |
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+ | `logLevel` | `warn` | Never logs media or credentials. |
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+ | `videoSource` | camera | A `MediaStreamTrack` or a factory `(profile) => MediaStreamTrack`; see custom video source. |
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+ | `codec` | `h264` | `h264`, `vp8`, `vp9`, `av1`. The engine falls back to VP8 when a peer cannot decode the choice. |
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+ | `simulcast` | per profile | Force simulcast layers on or off. |
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+ | `jitterBufferTargetMs` | per latency mode | Pin the receiver's jitter buffer target; `0` asks for the browser's floor. |
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+ | `telemetryExtra` | none | `(direction) => fields` appended to every telemetry row; see telemetry. |
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+ | `forceRelay` | `false` | Connect through TURN only, to measure the relay path. |
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+
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+ ### Custom video source
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+ Pass `videoSource` to publish something other than the raw camera: a canvas with an overlay or a
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+ timestamp, a processed camera track (virtual background, filters), or a screen.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ const call = Call.create(cred, {
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+ videoSource: (profile) => { // called on every publish and republish
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+ canvas.width = profile.width; canvas.height = profile.height;
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+ return canvas.captureStream(profile.fps).getVideoTracks()[0];
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+ },
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ A factory is called with the profile so it can size its output, and is called again on
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+ `setVideoProfile`, `setVideoEncoding` and `setVideoSource`; the SDK stops the track it returned
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+ when it is replaced or the call ends. A `MediaStreamTrack` passed directly is published as is,
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+ gets new encoding parameters on a profile switch, and is never stopped by the SDK. Encoding
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+ caps, codec, simulcast and mute work the same either way. `devices.setCamera` is refused while a
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+ custom source is published: switch cameras in the code that produces the track.
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+
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+ ### Events
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+
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+ | Event | Payload |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `stateChanged` | `(state, endReason \| null)` |
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+ | `peerJoined`, `peerLeft` | `(peer)` |
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+ | `remoteVideo`, `remoteAudio` | `(track \| null)`; fires again after a reconnect with the replacement track |
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+ | `peerMuted` | `('audio' \| 'video', muted)` |
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+ | `stats` | `(snapshot)` once per second |
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+ | `qualityChanged` | `('good' \| 'fair' \| 'poor', 'recv' \| 'send')`, with hysteresis |
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+ | `message` | `(payload, reliable)` |
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+ | `credentialExpiring` | `(expiresAt)` two minutes before expiry, and on reconnect if already expired |
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+ | `devicesChanged` | `(list)` |
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+ | `moderation` | reserved; no-op until the moderation agent ships |
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+ | `error` | `(CallError)` non-fatal errors; fatal ones end the call |
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+
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+ ### Errors
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+ `CallError` has `code`, `message`, `retryable` and `cause`. Codes: `credentialInvalid`,
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+ `credentialExpired`, `roomFull`, `roomClosed`, `permissionDenied`, `deviceUnavailable`,
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+ `network`, `unsupported`, `internal`.
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+ A media server refuses a third participant by closing the websocket without a reason a
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+ browser can read. `connect()` then asks the server's validate endpoint whether the credential
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+ is still accepted; if it is, the rejection was capacity and the error is `roomFull`, otherwise
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+ it stays `network`. That is one extra request, on that failure path only.
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+
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+ ## Profiles
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+ | Profile | Resolution | fps | Cap |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | `audioOnly` | none | | 48 kbps |
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+ | `p360_30` | 640×360 | 30 | 450 kbps |
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+ | `p540_30` | 960×540 | 30 | 800 kbps |
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+ | `p540_60` (default) | 960×540 | 60 | 1.2 Mbps |
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+ | `p720_30` | 1280×720 | 30 | 1.2 Mbps |
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+ | `p720_60` | 1280×720 | 60 | 1.8 Mbps |
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+ | `p1080_30` | 1920×1080 | 30 | 2.2 Mbps |
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+ Hardware H.264 everywhere it exists, VP8 as the fallback. Simulcast is on at 720p and above.
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+ The captured frame is cover-fitted to the profile's aspect ratio, never stretched.
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+
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+ ## Latency modes
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+ `lowest` (default) asks the browser for its minimum jitter buffer, drops resolution before
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+ frame rate under pressure, and uses 10 ms audio frames where the platform allows. `smooth`
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+ lets the buffer grow to 150 ms and drops frame rate before resolution. Switch mid-call.
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+
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+ ## Stats
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+ Every second, `call.stats` and the `stats` event carry:
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+ | Field | Source |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `recv.rttMs`, `send.rttMs` | selected ICE candidate pair, round trip to the media node |
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+ | `recv.jitterBufferMs` | Δ`jitterBufferDelay` / Δ`jitterBufferEmittedCount` |
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+ | `recv.decodeMs`, `send.encodeMs` | Δ`totalDecodeTime` / Δ`framesDecoded`, Δ`totalEncodeTime` / Δ`framesEncoded` |
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+ | `recv.fps`, `width`, `height`, `kbps`, `codec` | inbound-rtp; `send.*` from outbound-rtp |
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+ | `recv.lossPct`, `jitterMs`, `freezes`, `freezeMs` | inbound-rtp deltas |
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+ | `recv.processingMs` | Δ`totalProcessingDelay` / Δ`framesDecoded`, receive to render |
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+ | `recv.absCaptureLatencyMs` | sender capture to now through the abs-capture-time extension; Chromium, and only when the media node forwards it. A cross-check for the estimate. |
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+ | `send.lossPct` | remote-inbound-rtp `fractionLost` |
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+ | `send.targetKbps` | the encoder's current bitrate target |
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+ | `recv.transport`, `candidateType` | `udp`, `tcp`, `relay-udp`, `relay-tcp`; `host`, `srflx`, `prflx`, `relay` |
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+ | `peerRttMs` | the peer's own RTT, exchanged over the data channel |
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+ | `estimatedLatencyMs` | `rtt/2 + peerRtt/2 + jitterBuffer + decode + one frame interval`. An estimate; it excludes capture and display. |
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+ | `quality.recv`, `quality.send` | `good`, `fair`, `poor` |
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+ | `region`, `nodeId`, `serverVersion`, `joinMs` | where the call landed and how long connect took |
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+ ## Telemetry and privacy
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+ With `telemetry: true` and a credential that carries `call_id`, the SDK posts the last
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+ snapshots every 5 s to `POST {apiBase}/v1/calls/{call_id}/stats` using the participant token.
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+ The rows are the fields above plus SDK version, platform and user agent. Nothing identifying the
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+ user is sent, media never is, and a failed post is dropped silently. Manual credentials without a
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+ `call_id` post nothing.
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+ `telemetryExtra` adds your own fields to every row. It is called once per row with `'recv'` or
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+ `'send'`. Three keys are stored as columns because the API knows them: `g2g_p50`, `g2g_p95` and
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+ `g2g_samples`, an app's own measured glass-to-glass latency in ms over its window, as the Qencode
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+ bench posts. Every other key lands in the row's `extra` object next to the SDK's keys, which win
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+ on a name clash.
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ Call.create(cred, { telemetryExtra: (direction) => ({ session: mySessionId, screen: direction === 'recv' ? 'room' : undefined }) });
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Browser support
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+ Chromium 110+, Safari 16.4+, Firefox 115+. A secure context is required. Device labels are
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+ empty until the first permission grant. Firefox has no `jitterBufferTarget`, so `lowest` mode
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+ runs with the browser's default buffer there and `stats` still reports the size. Speaker
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+ selection needs `setSinkId`, which Safari lacks; `devices.canSelectSpeaker` says so.
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+ ## Running the example
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ ## Development
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+ ```bash
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+ ```