Version: 5.x.x

Network Events - Flutter

VideoSDK's qualityLimitation event keeps you informed whenever media quality is affected or recovers during a room, giving you the context you need to act and keep the experience smooth for your users.

qualityLimitation

This event is triggered whenever a limitation on the quality of the video you send is either detected or resolved during a room.
The callback includes a type parameter that specifies the cause of the quality limitation. Possible values:
- CPU: Quality is reduced due to high CPU usage.
- BANDWIDTH: Quality is reduced due to insufficient bandwidth.
- CONGESTION: Quality is reduced due to network congestion.
The callback also includes a state parameter that indicates the current status of the limitation:
- DETECTED: A limitation has been identified.
- RESOLVED: The limitation has been cleared.
Both parameters are a String, and their values are in upper case.
A third parameter, timestamp (int?), is when the limitation changed, in milliseconds since the epoch.
It can be subscribed to using the Room class.

Example

Here is an example demonstrating the usage of the event mentioned on this page.

import 'package:videosdk/videosdk.dart';

void setupRoomEventListener(Room room) {
  room.on(Events.qualityLimitation, (String type, String state, int? timestamp) {
    print("Quality Limitation for $type is $state at $timestamp");
  });
}