Version: 2.x.x

Network Events - React Native

VideoSDK's onQualityLimitation() event fires when media quality drops during a room and when it recovers.

onQualityLimitation()

This event is triggered whenever a media quality limitation is either detected or resolved during a room.
It reports limits on the media this device sends.
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.
A timestamp parameter is provided, representing the exact time (in milliseconds since epoch) when the event occurred.
It can be subscribed to using the useRoom hook.

Example

import { useRoom } from "@videosdk.live/react-native-sdk";

export default function RoomScreen() {
  useRoom({
    onQualityLimitation: ({ type, state, timestamp }) => {
      console.log(`Quality Limitation for ${type} is ${state} at ${timestamp}`);
    },
  });

  return null;
}