Thanks for your suggestion Uma.
Could you share how you get the remote stream on the setRemoteDescription
success callback?
The callback doesn't get passed any parameters, and I can't see a way to create
a mediaStream from a SDP (those where the two ways that I though might be an
option)
I was trying a different work around. Through my signalling channel, I am
sharing which peers have video / audio, and setting OfferToReceive... based on
if the peer was able to broadcast video / audio. This helped between two
Firefox clients, where both had audio on and video off.
I've tried to test each possible setup between chrome <-> chrome, firefox
<->firefox, and chrome <-> firefox, with audio always on, and switching video
on / off and am finding issues as below.
# Caller Callee Works?
a Chrome (no video) Chrome (no video) works
bi Chrome (video) Chrome (no video) works
bii Chrome (no video) Chrome (video) works
ci FF (no video) FF (no video) works - with "dynamic" OfferToReceive
di FF (no video) FF (video) does not work;
dii FF (video) FF (no video) works
ei Chrome (video) ff (video) works
eii ff (video) Chrome (video) works
fi Chrome (no video) FF (video) does not work;
fii FF (video) Chrome (no video) does not work;
gi Chrome (video) FF (no video) works
gii FF (no video) Chrome (video) works
hi Chrome (no video) ff (no video) works
hii ff (no video) Chrome (no video) works
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