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How to control the number of videos received
See original GitHub issueWhat we want to do
Where the default is to receive video for 25 people, we would like to set the number of people to a smaller number, such as 5.
The background is that it is difficult to test the behavior of more than 25 Attendees when video is enabled, and we want to operate with the number set to a smaller number.
What we tried
We tried to change the value of videoSubscriptionLimit but did not get the expected result.
The first thing we tried was to clone amazon-chime-sdk-js and try to build it. However, I got an error when I ran npm run build.
The second thing I tried was to directly edit the value of videoSubscriptionLimit in amazon-chime-sdk-js installed by npm and run it, but I did not see any change in behavior.
Questions and help needed
We would like to know how to control the video size we receive
Have you reviewed our existing documentation?
- Amazon Chime SDK for JavaScript GitHub issues
- Amazon Chime SDK React Components Library GitHub issues
- Storybook documentation
- README page
- How-to documentation
- React SDK meeting demo
Reproduction steps
Originally set to a limit of 25 people and never could be changed.
Amazon Chime SDK React Components Library version
3.2.0
What browsers are you seeing the problem on?
chrome, all browser
Browser version
108.0.5359.98
Device Information
MacOS(OS X)
Meeting and Attendee ID Information.
No response
Browser console logs
none
Add any other context about the problem here.
No response
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 9 months ago
- Comments:7 (3 by maintainers)
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@kodai305 All attendees are subscribed to this event. But it is only triggered for attendees who try to open the video when the limit is reached.
Check use case 26 here.
Hi @kodai305 , unfortunately I do not have a better suggestion yet and have requested information within team internally. Amazon Chime SDK though has a blog post on a tool which can automate participant join: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/business-productivity/load-testing-applications-built-with-the-amazon-chime-sdk/
Suggest you to go through it and see whether it helps. Once I have more information, I will update the issue.