QualityIssue

Indicates that local video is encoded by a codec different from the specified one. See IQualityIssueListener.onCodecMismatch(ICall, QualityIssueLevel, String) for details.

Indicates that network-based media latency is detected in the call. See IQualityIssueListener.onHighMediaLatency(ICall, QualityIssueLevel, double) for details.

Indicates that ICE connection is switched to the "disconnected" state during the call. See IQualityIssueListener.onIceDisconnected(ICall, QualityIssueLevel) for details.

Indicates that the video resolution sent to the endpoint is lower than a captured video resolution. See IQualityIssueListener.onLocalVideoDegradation(ICall, QualityIssueLevel, int, int, int, int) for details.

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Indicates that current bitrate is insufficient for sending video in current resolution. See IQualityIssueListener.onLowBandwidth(ICall, QualityIssueLevel, double, double) for details.

Indicates that no audio received on one or more IRemoteAudioStream.

The issue level obtained from ICall.getCurrentQualityIssues() may be:

1. QualityIssueLevel.NONE that indicates that audio is receiving on all remote audio streams.
2. QualityIssueLevel.CRITICAL that indicates a problem with audio receive on at least one remote audio stream.

See IQualityIssueListener.onNoAudioReceive(ICall, QualityIssueLevel, IRemoteAudioStream, IEndpoint) for details.

Indicates that no audio is captured by the microphone. See IQualityIssueListener.onNoAudioSignal(ICall, QualityIssueLevel) for details.

Indicates that no video received on one or more IRemoteVideoStream.

The issue level obtained from ICall.getCurrentQualityIssues() may be:

1. QualityIssueLevel.NONE that indicates that video is receiving on all remote video streams according to their configuration.
2. QualityIssueLevel.CRITICAL that indicates a problem with video receive on at least one remote video stream.

See IQualityIssueListener.onNoVideoReceive(ICall, QualityIssueLevel, IRemoteVideoStream, IEndpoint) for details.

Indicates packet loss for last 2.5 seconds. See IQualityIssueListener.onPacketLoss(ICall, QualityIssueLevel, double) for details.