Xamarin.OpenTok.Android 2.15.0

Xamarin bindings to the native Android OpenTok SDK. The OpenTok Android SDK lets you use OpenTok-powered video sessions in apps you build for Android devices.

Install-Package Xamarin.OpenTok.Android -Version 2.15.0

dotnet add package Xamarin.OpenTok.Android --version 2.15.0

<PackageReference Include="Xamarin.OpenTok.Android" Version="2.15.0" />

paket add Xamarin.OpenTok.Android --version 2.15.0

#r "nuget: Xamarin.OpenTok.Android, 2.15.0"

// Install Xamarin.OpenTok.Android as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Xamarin.OpenTok.Android&version=2.15.0

// Install Xamarin.OpenTok.Android as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Xamarin.OpenTok.Android&version=2.15.0

Release Notes

Update bindings to latest native library version:
Version 2.15.0 -- October 2018

The new MediaUtils.SupportedCodecs.getSupportedCodecs() method lets you determine the video codecs supported on the device.

The SubscriberKit.onVideoDisabled() method can be called with the reason parameter set to the new SubscriberKit.VIDEO_REASON_CODEC_NOT_SUPPORTED value, which indicates that a subscriber's video was disabled because the stream uses a video codec (such as H.264) not supported on the device.

The new PublisherKit.setAudioStatsListener() and PublisherKit.setVideoStatsListener() methods let you monitor audio and video statistics for a publisher. This is a beta feature.

This version adds support for the x86_64 architecture. This improves performance on devices like the Vuzix M300.

Enterprise partners that have IP white listing enabled for an OpenTok project should call the new Session.Builder.ipWhitelist() method (passing in true) when instantiating a Session object.

origin: https://tokbox.com/developer/sdks/android/release-notes.html

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