* Add renderer for call joined / left
* lint
* Add new sounds
* Updates sounds in renderer
* lint
* move import
* pad sounds with silence
* lint
* tidy
* Drop autoplay since we now subscribe correctly.
* Comitting test files I am going to be going to lunch so will tidy up in a little while.
* finish up tests
* Add support for multiple channels per sound.
* lint
* Some simple tests for MediaView
* Use jest-dom assertions
* Add tests for videoMuted
* Add test case for placeholder video track
* Revert yarn.lock changes
* More revert
* Deduplicate test case logic and improve names
* Use role and label
* Refactor the speaker detection logic into observeSpeaker and add tests
@robintown the tests pass, but some of the values were off by 1ms from what I was expecting. Please can you sanity check them?
* Extra test cases and clean up
* Make distinctUntilChanged part of the observable itself
* More suggestions from code review
* Use hot marbles for speaker tests
This was originally part of https://github.com/element-hq/element-call/pull/2810
* Only feed speaking mocks to observables that ask for IsSpeakingChanged
* Refactor the speaker detection logic into observeSpeaker and add tests
@robintown the tests pass, but some of the values were off by 1ms from what I was expecting. Please can you sanity check them?
* Extra test cases and clean up
* Make distinctUntilChanged part of the observable itself
* More suggestions from code review
* Refactor URL parameters into table
This is for readability and ahead of some possible changes
* Whitespace
* Lint
* The preload URL param shouldn't be used in SPA mode, so ignore it
Managing your audio output manually is kind of cumbersome; Chrome creates a default audio output for us, but now that audio outputs are enabled on Firefox as well, I find it necessary for a good user experience that there always be a way to set it to "whatever the default is".
We have Matrix room members and MatrixRTC session memberships. Livekit also has rooms.
So, this attempts to make it more obvious as to what type you are referring to.
This is closer to what the designs actually want device settings to look like, and it avoids the visual glitch in which the dropdown would render underneath the slider.
Somewhere around version 131 or 132, Firefox has started being more paranoid about media device fingerprinting, and will not even give you the IDs of available devices until you've requested a media stream. Instead you only get a single audio input and video input each with the empty string as their device ID, representing the system's default device. We can recognize this case and avoid resetting the device selection.
