I would like to record the all session group audio call without using the Agora Recording api
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I am working on an application where host needs to mute other participants. I have tried using remotestream.muteAudio() api. But this doesn't mute the audio at source. Which means with this API, if host mutes Participant A it is muted only for the host. But participant B can still hear Participant A.
I went through the API documentation and couldn't find the solution.
https://docs.agora.io/en/faq/API%20Reference/web/interfaces/agorartc.stream.html#muteaudio
Can this be achieved by any ways?
Hi there you need to use the Agora RTM SDK to do that.
You can create an RTM channel with the same name as the RTC channel. Alternatively, You can use P2P messaging(Also present in RTM) if that suits your use case better.
Then the host can send a message to the concerned user to mute. On receiving this message, the user can call the muteAudio on their side, thereby muting the audio at source. All of this would be done programmatically.
I try to set up a new device which is able to use Spotiy functionality over Spotify Web API.
There is a API call https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/get-a-users-available-devices/ where I can get available devices.
The problem is now that there is no call to add a new device to this list. The new device is not my smart phone but an external spotify certified speaker.
Native Spotify application adds the external speaker in an unknown(?) way.
I tried to capture some packages with Wireshark which are sent from
speakers when using Spotify but I just see some MDNS broadcasts.
Question:
Is it possible to add the external device over Spotify Web API? Do someone know how Spotify Application implements this register process?
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