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- Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2018 13:03:13 +0000
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@stefhak: > 3.1 Is the same id is reflected on remote end receiver (readonly attribute)? > 3.2 Is the same id is reflected on remote end track, or would that have a locally generated id? The receiver always has a track, which never changes, so whether we store this ID (same as other endpoint's sender ID, i.e. the "a=msid" line) as the receiver's track's `id` or have an receiver `[IdInternalSlot]` does not matter unless we think there is a risk future changes to the spec might want to replace receiver's track as well. (An internal slot would be more future-proof.) Or, rather, in accordance with @fippo's jsep quote... > For RtpTransceivers that are not stopped, the "a=msid" line(s) MUST stay the same if > they are present in the current description, regardless of changes to the > transceiver's direction or track ...the `[IdInternalSlot]` belongs to the transceiver, since in all cases we have both a sender and receiver. --- In response to the other options: > 1. leave things as they are (with a=msid used to carry the track id over to the track created at the remote side) This does not work. In the examples I gave above this would create multiple "a=msid" lines with the same ID or undefined behavior for addTransceiver() with null track. For backwards-compatibility reason, any option we do choose can default to use the track ID as the transceiver ID iff it has not already been used, and generate a new one otherwise. This would not break apps that make assumptions about track IDs that never do `replaceTrack` or `addTransceiver`. > 2. redefine so that the id of the remotely created track is generated there (i.e. no correlation with the sender at all). Not clear what we do about a=msid. I think it is worth discussing whether the receiver's track ID should match the "a=msid" line or not, but it is clear according to the above jsep quote that it has to correlate to a transceiver. -- GitHub Notification of comment by henbos Please view or discuss this issue at https://github.com/w3c/webrtc-pc/issues/1718#issuecomment-355276873 using your GitHub account
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