Do not force the user's browser to open new tabs when navigating within
the documentation pages. We discussed about this and agreed that doing
so is user hostile and goes away from how HTTP links have been working
for 30 years (i.e. leave users decide if THEY want a new tab or not, by
how they open the links).
Used these regexes:
From: target="blank"
To: target="_blank"
From: (\]\((?!http)[^)]+\))\{:target="_blank"\}
To: $1
From: (\]\(https?://docs.openvidu.io[^)]+\))\{:target="_blank"\}
To: $1
From: href="((?!http)\S+)" target="_blank"
To: href="$1"
From: href="(https?://docs.openvidu.io\S+)" target="_blank"
To: href="$1"
The ice candidate event provides an "RTCIceCandidateInit" object, which
should be passed to the RTCIceCandidate() constructor, to build a proper
instance of RTCIceCandidate.
Firefox converts everything to lowercase and then the RIDs wouldn't
match in the internal mediasoup lookup! So better use all lowercase for
these identifiers.
Simulcast is a per-Publisher configuration that allows to enable
Simulcast senders on the client's PeerConnection of each sender.
Simulcast is a WebRTC feature that sends multiple simultaneous streams
with different video qualities, in order to let the media server decide
which quality is best for which Subscriber on the receiving side.
Enabled by default.
* openvidu-browser: rewrite generateOffer to use Transceivers
Uses Transceivers if these are available in the underlying WebRTC
implementation; otherwise it falls back to the legacy "offerToReceiveX"
config of pc.createOffer()
* openvidu-browser: move Transceiver creation in createOffer/createAnswer
* WebRtcPeer: avoid getter syntax that doesn't compile with old Angular in testapp
* WebRtcPeer: finish rewriting createOffer() & createAnswer() with Transceivers
createOffer() can be used either for sending a "send" or "recv" offer to
the media server; this is needed for the KMS SDP negotiation semantics.
createAnswer() is used when in MEDIASOUP SDP negotiation mode, where the
media server is the one sending an SDP Offer to the browser.