Making Sure Every Call Works (Kranky Geek WebRTC Brazil 2016)

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Nothing is worse than finding out you are losing potential users because they can’t connect on their first try. Microphone, camera, and connectivity issues can stop your users cold before they even make a call. In this session we will explore how to make sure calls work before the user tries and how to leverage test.webrtc.org

Key Topics: Mic capture and Camera resolution quirks, Working with constraints, Using device enumeration, Pre-call connection testing, Using test.webrtc.org



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