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Implement removestream, removetrack events

See original GitHub issue

These events were disabled due to a lack of a reliable way to detect media removals and correlate them with streams provided by the stream and track events.

They should be re-added to allow peers to observe remote stream removals.

peer.on('removestream', cb) peer.on('removetrack', cb)

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Created 5 years ago
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nielsswinkelscommented, Nov 15, 2018

Any progress yet? Would be great to have indeed.

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ted-piotrowskicommented, May 20, 2020

@fictorial The mute event fires on the remote peer for me (Latest Chrome/MacOS) 🤷 However, the mute event can’t be used to infer if a track has ended because mute event gets periodically emitted when a peer can’t stream data fast enough and unmute is emitted when data comes through again. I am also sending a trackRemoved event now, but using the simplepeer data channel instead of a signaling server. Would be a nice addition to have a removeTrack event.

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