unmuted¶

Receiving stream status while playing a stream¶

Since IOS SDK build 2.6.32 it is possible to receive stream publisher events while playing the stream. This can be used to detect if audio or video is muted by stream publisher: when piblisher uses muteAusio()/muteVideo() method, a special event is sending to all the subscribers. To receive this event while playing a stream, define the function FPWCSApi2Stream.onStreamEvent in Objective C application or WCSStream.onStreamEvent in Swift application.

Objective C example code

[_remoteStream onStreamEvent:^(FPWCSApi2StreamEvent *streamEvent){
    NSLog(@"No remote stream, %@", streamEvent.type);
    if ([streamEvent.type isEqual:[FPWCSApi2Model streamEventTypeToString:kFPWCSStreamEventTypeAudioMuted]]) {
        [_remoteControl onAudioMute:true];
    }
    if ([streamEvent.type isEqual:[FPWCSApi2Model streamEventTypeToString:kFPWCSStreamEventTypeAudioUnmuted]]) {
        [_remoteControl onAudioMute:false];
    }
    if ([streamEvent.type isEqual:[FPWCSApi2Model streamEventTypeToString:kFPWCSStreamEventTypeVideoMuted]]) {
        [_remoteControl onVideoMute:true];
    }
    if ([streamEvent.type isEqual:[FPWCSApi2Model streamEventTypeToString:kFPWCSStreamEventTypeVideoUnmuted]]) {
        [_remoteControl onVideoMute:false];
    }
}];

Swift example code

playStream?.onStreamEvent({streamEvent in
    if (streamEvent?.type == FPWCSApi2Model.streamEventType(toString: .fpwcsStreamEventTypeAudioMuted)) {
        self.remoteViewController?.onAudioMute(true);
    }
    if (streamEvent?.type == FPWCSApi2Model.streamEventType(toString: .fpwcsStreamEventTypeAudioUnmuted)) {
        self.remoteViewController?.onAudioMute(false);
    }
    if (streamEvent?.type == FPWCSApi2Model.streamEventType(toString: .fpwcsStreamEventTypeVideoMuted)) {
        self.remoteViewController?.onVideoMute(true);
    }
    if (streamEvent?.type == FPWCSApi2Model.streamEventType(toString: .fpwcsStreamEventTypeVideoUnmuted)) {
        self.remoteViewController?.onVideoMute(false);
    }
});

Receiving stream status after stream subscription¶

When a subscriber connects to a stream to play, this stream status can be received in StreamStatusPlaying event handler using Stream.getAudioState() and Stream.getVideoState() methods

Objective C example code

[_remoteStream on:kFPWCSStreamStatusPlaying callback:^(FPWCSApi2Stream *stream){
    [self changeStreamStatus:stream];
    [self onStarted];
    _useLoudSpeaker.control.userInteractionEnabled = YES;
    [_remoteControl onAudioMute:[stream getAudioState].muted];
    [_remoteControl onVideoMute:[stream getVideoState].muted];
}];

Swift example code

@IBAction func playPressed(_ sender: Any) {
    changeViewState(playButton,false)
    if (playButton.title(for: .normal) == "PLAY") {
        let options = FPWCSApi2StreamOptions()
        options.name = playName.text;
        options.display = remoteDisplay.videoView;
        options.constraints = remoteMediaConstrains;
        options.transport = tcpTransport.isOn ? kFPWCSTransport.fpwcsTransportTCP : kFPWCSTransport.fpwcsTransportUDP;
        do {
        playStream = try session!.createStream(options)
        } catch {
            print(error);
        }
        playStream?.on(.fpwcsStreamStatusPlaying, {rStream in
            self.changeStreamStatus(rStream!)
            self.onPlaying(rStream!);
        });
        ...
    }
}
...
fileprivate func onPlaying(_ stream:FPWCSApi2Stream) {
    playButton.setTitle("STOP", for:.normal)
    changeViewState(loudSpeaker, true)
    changeViewState(playButton, true)
    self.remoteViewController!.onAudioMute(stream.getAudioState()?.muted ?? false)
    self.remoteViewController!.onVideoMute(stream.getVideoState()?.muted ?? false)
}