问题
I need a possibility in the TokBox iOS SDK to find out if a subscribed stream has audio dynamically / via an event. (OTStream.hasAudio)
OTSubscriberDelegate provides callbacks for the subscribed video state subscriberVideoEnabled/Disabled
but I can't find anything for audio.
- The JS SDK provides the StreamPropertyChangedEvent for this.
- The Android SDK provides the StreamPropertiesListener for this.
- iOS seems to be the only platform that doesn't have a proper solution.
回答1:
TokBox Developer Evangelist here.
For the iOS SDK, we don't provide a delegate for stream property changes, but you can implement key value observing(KVO) to check if the observed stream property has changed.
In the example below, I added an observer for the hasAudio
stream property and the observer will print the old and new values whenever it changes.
func session(_ session: OTSession, streamCreated stream: OTStream) {
let hasAudioObservation: NSKeyValueObservation = stream.observe(\.hasAudio, options: [.old, .new]) { object, change in
guard let oldValue = change.oldValue else { return }
guard let newValue = change.newValue else { return }
print("Old stream value: \(oldValue)")
print("New stream value: \(newValue)")
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51157636/openttok-ios-how-to-subscribe-to-hasaudio-stream-changes