AudioStreamInfo

Number of channels in the audio stream.

Amount of audio data, expressed in milliseconds, still remaining in the internal buffer of the current stream after a packet is processed and sent to the playback device.

The expected delay value is between 50 and 200 ms. If this value exceeds the upper threshold set in the audio configuration on the server side, a pitch shifting is applied to accellerate the playback and bring the latency back below the lower threshold (also set in the configuration).

Identifier of the audio stream.

The id is always equal to the User id of the client sending the audio stream.

Indicates whether the audio stream contains a single audio channel.

Indicates whether the current client is muted and no audio data is transmitted.

The sound level of the left audio channel, expressed in dB.

Measured value is peak value or RMS (Root Mean Square) value, depending on the ConfigData.AudioCfg.monitoringMode property. If this is an incoming stream, this value is measured if the ConfigData.AudioCfg.monitorInLevel property is set to true only. If this is an outgoing stream, it is measured if the ConfigData.AudioCfg.monitorOutLevel property is set to true only.

The sound level of the right audio channel, expressed in dB.

See leftLevel for more information. For mono audio (single audio channel), this value is equal to the left channel value.

The object representing the Room where the audio stream is transmitted.

Sample rate of the audio stream.

The User object representing the owner of the audio stream.