- From: Harald Alvestrand <harald@alvestrand.no>
- Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2012 05:48:32 +0100
- To: public-webrtc@w3.org
- Message-ID: <50A1D120.8040305@alvestrand.no>
On 11/12/2012 03:42 PM, Jim Barnett wrote: > > If DTMF is sent via PeerConnection, rather than on a specific track, > can there ever be ambiguity about which Track the DTMF is actually > sent on, > Yes. Any time there is more than one outgoing audio track. > > and could this ambiguity ever cause problems on the receiving end? I > can’t personally think of a case where there would be a problem, but > it’s worth a few moments’ consideration. > I can't personally think of an use case where you need more than one audio connection to a legacy PSTN gateway, but my imagination is sharply limited about gateways. > -Jim > > *From:*Tommy Widenflycht (ᛏᚮᛘᛘᚤ) [mailto:tommyw@google.com] > *Sent:* Monday, November 12, 2012 8:08 AM > *To:* Adam Bergkvist > *Cc:* public-webrtc@w3.org; Travis Leithead > *Subject:* Re: New API surface - inbound outbound streams/tracks > > You are proposing to introduce an extremely complicated inheritance > structure instead of adding 3 or 4 methods on RTCPeerConnection. How > is that better? And even more important how is this to be explained to > our users? > > pc.addStream(stream); > > var outboundStream = pc.localStreams.getStreamById(stream.id > <http://stream.id/>); > > var outboundAudio = outboundStream.audioTracks[0]; // pending syntax > > if (outboundAudio.canSendDTMF) > > outboundAudio.insertTones("123", ...); > > > Having the same MediaStream magically change type feels just weird. To > be compared to > > pc.addStream(stream); > > if (pc.canSendDTMF(...)) > > pc.sendDTMF(...); > > > I agree that the second example won't win any prices for "Best > designed API of the year" but it is infinitely simpler and to the point. > > On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 1:14 PM, Adam Bergkvist > <adam.bergkvist@ericsson.com <mailto:adam.bergkvist@ericsson.com>> wrote: > > Hi > > A while back I sent out a proposal [1] on API additions to represent > streams that are sent and received via a PeerConnection. The main goal > was to have a natural API surface for the new functionality we're > defining (e.g. Stats and DTMF). I didn't get any feedback on the list, > but I did get some offline. > > I've updated the proposal to match v4 of Travis' settings proposal [2] > and would like to run it via the list again. > > Summary of the main design goals: > - Have a way to represent a stream instance (witch tracks) that are > sent (or received) over a specific PeerConnection. Specifically, if > the same stream is sent via several PeerConnection objects, the sent > stream is represented by different "outbound streams" to provide fine > grained control over the different transmissions. > > - Avoid cluttering PeerConnection with a lot of new API that really > belongs on stream (and track) level but isn't applicable for the local > only case. The representations of sent and received streams and tracks > (inbound and outbound) provides the more precise API surface that we > need for several of the APIs we're specifying right now as well as > future APIs of the same kind. > > Here are the object structure (new objects are marked with *new*). > Find examples below. > > AbstractMediaStream *new* > | > +- MediaStream > | * WritableMediaStreamTrackList (audioTracks) > | * WritableMediaStreamTrackList (videoTracks) > | > +- PeerConnectionMediaStream *new* > // represents inbound and outbound streams (we could use > // separate types if more flexibility is required) > * MediaStreamTrackList (audioTracks) > * MediaStreamTrackList (videoTracks) > > MediaStreamTrack > | > +- VideoStreamTrack > | | > | +- VideoDeviceTrack > | | * PictureDevice > | | > | +- InboundVideoTrack *new* > | | // inbound video stats > | | > | +- OutboundVideoTrack *new* > | // control outgoing bandwidth, priority, ... > | // outbound video stats > | // enable/disable outgoing (?) > | > +- AudioStreamTrack > | > +- AudioDeviceTrack > | > +- InboundAudioStreamTrack *new* > | // receive DTMF (?) > | // inbound audio stats > | > +- OutboundAudioStreamTrack *new* > // send DTMF > // control outgoing bandwidth, priority, ... > // outbound audio stats > // enable/disable outgoing (?) > > === Examples === > > // 1. ***** Send DTMF ***** > > pc.addStream(stream); > // ... > > var outboundStream = pc.localStreams.getStreamById(stream.id > <http://stream.id>); > var outboundAudio = outboundStream.audioTracks[0]; // pending syntax > > if (outboundAudio.canSendDTMF) > outboundAudio.insertTones("123", ...); > > > // 2. ***** Control outgoing media with constraints ***** > > // the way of setting constraints in this example is based on Travis' > // proposal (v4) combined with some points from Randell's bug 18561 [3] > > var speakerStream; // speaker audio and video > var slidesStream; // video of slides > > pc.addStream(speakerStream); > pc.addStream(slidesStream); > // ... > > var outboundSpeakerStream = pc.localStreams > .getStreamById(speakerStream.id); > var speakerAudio = outboundSpeakerStream.audioTracks[0]; > var speakerVideo = outboundSpeakerStream.videoTracks[0]; > > speakerAudio.priority.request("very-high"); > speakerAudio.bitrate.request({ "min": 30, "max": 120, > "thresholdToNotify": 10 }); > speakerAudio.bitrate.onchange = speakerAudioBitrateChanged; > speakerAudio.onconstraintserror = failureToComply; > > speakerVideo.priority.request("medium"); > speakerVideo.bitrate.request({ "min": 500, "max": 1000, > "thresholdToNotify": 100 }); > speakerAudio.bitrate.onchange = speakerVideoBitrateChanged; > speakerVideo.onconstraintserror = failureToComply; > > var outboundSlidesStream = pc.localStreams > .getStreamById(slidesStream.id); > var slidesVideo = outboundSlidesStream.videoTracks[0]; > > slidesVideo.priority.request("high"); > slidesVideo.bitrate.request({ "min": 600, "max": 800, > "thresholdToNotify": 50 }); > slidesVideo.bitrate.onchange = slidesVideoBitrateChanged; > slidesVideo.onconstraintserror = failureToComply; > > > // 3. ***** Enable/disable on outbound tracks ***** > > // send same stream to two different peers > pcA.addStream(stream); > pcB.addStream(stream); > // ... > > // retrieve the *different* outbound streams > var streamToA = pcA.localStreams.getStreamById(stream.id > <http://stream.id>); > var streamToB = pcB.localStreams.getStreamById(stream.id > <http://stream.id>); > > // disable video to A and disable audio to B > streamToA.videoTracks[0].enabled = false; > streamToA.audioTracks[0].enabled = false; > > ====== > > Please comment and don't hesitate to ask if things are unclear. > > /Adam > > ---- > [1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webrtc/2012Sep/0025.html > [2] > http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/dap/raw-file/tip/media-stream-capture/proposals/SettingsAPI_proposal_v4.html > [3] https://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=15861 >
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