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Multiprotocol (SRT, RTMP and others) live streaming broadcaster libraries for Android
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Multiprotocol (SRT, RTMP and others) live streaming broadcaster libraries for Android
The demo app gained camera mute functionality for both video and audio, complete with UI indicators to show when each stream is disabled. On the maintenance side, the encoder's resource handling was improved by properly releasing obsolete surfaces during reset operations, and a dependency update to…
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fix(core): camera: for tap to focus do not cancel the coroutine inside itself
feat(demo): camera: add video and audio mute functionality with UI indicators
feat(rtmp): add ping functionality and round trip time measurement to RtmpRawMetrics
fix(encoder): release obsolete surfaces in reset and improve release method
refactor(*): replace @OptIn(InternalStreamPackApi) with @SubclassOptInRequired(InternalStreamPackApi::class) in internals
chore(processor): remove unused surfaceTexture reference to prevent potential issues
fix(demos): camera: configureMicrophone to set audio source if not already set
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