Whether a media track is playing on the webpage:
true
: The media track is playing on the webpage.false
: The media track is not playing on the webpage.The type of a media track:
"audio"
: Audio track."video"
: Video track.Closes a local track and releases the audio and video resources that it occupies.
Once you close a local track, you can no longer reuse it.
Since
4.1.0
Gets the data of the video frame being rendered.
You should call this method after calling play. Otherwise, the method call returns null.
An ImageData
object that stores RGBA data. ImageData
is a web API supported by the browser. For details, see ImageData.
Gets all the listeners for a specified event.
The event name.
Gets an MediaStreamTrack object.
An MediaStreamTrack object.
Gets the statistics of a local video track.
DEPRECATED from v4.1.0. Use AgoraRTCClient.getLocalVideoStats and AgoraRTCClient.getLocalAudioStats instead.
Gets the ID of a media track, a unique identifier generated by the SDK.
The media track ID.
Gets the label of a local track.
The label that the SDK returns may include:
createMicrophoneAudioTrack
or createCameraVideoTrack
.sourceId
property, if the track is created by calling createScreenVideoTrack
.createCustomAudioTrack
or createCustomVideoTrack
.Removes the listener for a specified event.
The event name.
The callback that corresponds to the event listener.
Listens for a specified event.
When the specified event happens, the SDK triggers the callback that you pass.
Occurs when the device is overloaded after you call setBeautyEffect to enable image enhancement.
You can listen for this event to notify users of the device overload and disable image enhancement.
localVideoTrack.on("beauty-effect-overload", () => {
console.log("beauty effect overload, disable beauty effect");
localVideoTrack.setBeautyEffect(false);
});
Occurs when a audio or video track ends.
Reasons may include:
Listens for a specified event once.
When the specified event happens, the SDK triggers the callback that you pass and then removes the listener.
The event name.
The callback to trigger.
Plays a local video track on the web page.
Specifies a DOM element. The SDK will create a <video>
element under the specified DOM element to play the video track. You can specify a DOM element in either of the following ways:
string
: Specify the ID of the DOM element.HTMLElement
: Pass a DOM object.Sets the playback configurations, such as display mode and mirror mode. See VideoPlayerConfig. By default, the SDK enables mirror mode for a local video track.
Removes all listeners for a specified event.
The event name. If left empty, all listeners for all events are removed.
Enables/Disables image enhancement and sets the options.
Notes:
- This method supports the following browsers:
- Safari 12 or later.
- Chrome 65 or later.
- Firefox 70.0.1 or later.
- This function is not supported on mobile devices.
- If you enable dual-stream mode, the image enhancement options only apply to the high-quality video stream.
Whether to enable image enhancement:
true
: Enable image enhancement.false
: Disable image enhancement.Sets image enhancement options. See BeautyEffectOptions.
Sets the device for capturing video.
You can call this method either before or after publishing the video track.
The ID of the specified device. You can get the deviceId
by calling [AgoraRTC.getCameras]{@link IAgoraRTC.getCameras}.
Since
4.0.0
Enables/Disables the track.
After a track is disabled, the SDK stops playing and publishing the track.
- Disabling a track does not trigger the [LocalTrack.on("track-ended")]{@link event_track_ended} event.
- If a track is published, disabling this track triggers the [user-unpublished]{@link IAgoraRTCClient.event_user_unpublished} event on the remote client, and re-enabling this track triggers the [user-published]{@link IAgoraRTCClient.event_user_published} event.
Whether to enable the track:
true
: Enable the track.false
: Disable the track.Sets the video encoder configurations, such as resolution, frame rate, and bitrate.
Note: This method is not supported on mobile devices.
The video encoder configurations. You can pass either [[VideoEncoderConfigurationPreset]] or a customized VideoEncoderConfiguration object.
Sends or stops sending the media data of the track.
Since
4.6.0
Calling setMuted(true)
does not stop capturing audio or video and takes shorter time to take effect than setEnabled. For details, see What are the differences between setEnabled and setMuted?.
If the track is published, a successful call of setMuted(true)
triggers the [user-unpublished]{@link IAgoraRTCClient.event_user_unpublished} event on the remote client, and a successful call of setMuted(false)
triggers the [user-published]{@link IAgoraRTCClient.event_user_published} event.
Whether to stop sending the media data of the track:
true
: Stop sending the media data of the track.false
: Resume sending the media data of the track.Since
4.2.0
Sets the video transmission optimization mode.
You can call this method during a video call, a live streaming or screen sharing to dynamically change the optimization mode. For example, during the screen sharing, before you change the shared content from text to video, you can change the optimization mode from "detail"
to "motion"
to ensure smoothness in poor network conditions.
Note: This method supports Chrome only.
The video transmission optimization mode:
"balanced"
: Uses the default optimization mode."detail"
: Prioritizes video quality."motion"
: Prioritizes video smoothness.Stops playing the media track.
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Inherited from LocalVideoTrack,
CameraVideoTrack
is an interface for the video captured by a local camera and adds functions such as switching devices and adjusting video encoder configurations.You can create a local camera video track by calling [AgoraRTC.createCameraVideoTrack]{@link IAgoraRTC.createCameraVideoTrack}.