Cannot play mixer stream in iOS

[kindco]

Thanks @Max
We will try this!

 

[kindco]

@Max
We upgraded our droplet and changed server setup as you suggested. Unfortunately, the same error on iOS. We prepared and sent you another report.
Thank you!

 

[Max]

Seems you still use 2 Gb RAM (1 Gb for Java heap), but CPU load seems to be acceptable when testing with one mixer (60% as statistics page http://wcs:8081/?action=stat shows).
We've tried to reproduce the issue on youe server by publishing a stream to mixer from iOS Safari 14.2 and playing mixer output stream in the same Two Way Streaming example, and we can't reproduce.
So we recommend you to try to reproduce the issue in Two Way Streaming example on iOS device, may be without mixer. If the issue is reproduced, it may be device channel issue. In this case, the following server setting may help

dtls_close_socket_after_tries=30

 

[kindco]

@Max
We've finally found the issue. It had nothing with server configuration or JS code.

We are using third-party messenger app that utilizes https://www.npmjs.com/package/webrtc-adapter to support video calls. At the same time, according to https://github.com/flashphoner/flashphoner_client using of https://github.com/webrtc/adapter/ should be avoided. When we disable that messenger, everything works.

Maybe this info will be useful for somebody else.

 

[Max]

We are using third-party messenger app that utilizes https://www.npmjs.com/package/webrtc-adapter to support video calls. At the same time, according to https://github.com/flashphoner/flashphoner_client using of https://github.com/webrtc/adapter/ should be avoided. When we disable that messenger, everything works.

Yes, two different webrtc-adapter versions will conflict to each other. So using two versions in the same code should be avoided.