feat: Add DisableRed option for audio publications#708
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feat: Add DisableRed option for audio publications#708jibon57 wants to merge 1 commit intolivekit:mainfrom
DisableRed option for audio publications#708jibon57 wants to merge 1 commit intolivekit:mainfrom
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Thanks for the PR, though I don't think the option is relevant for the SDK at the moment. Any audio that is published is either encoded by the user, or encoded using the PCM track APIs (which does not use RED). The option is relevant for SDKs that support encoding/decoding. |
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This PR introduces a
DisableRedoption toTrackPublicationOptions. This allows developers to disable Redundant Audio Data (RED) for an audio track upon publication.While RED can improve audio resilience on networks with packet loss, it increases bandwidth usage. This option provides flexibility for scenarios where lower bandwidth is a priority.