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Give option to display opentok's default placeholder when video muted #84

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jonathanwmaddison opened this issue May 18, 2018 · 6 comments
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@jonathanwmaddison
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I believe the OpenTok js sdk provides a default placeholder. It would be nice to have this in React Native as well, so when video is muted a placeholder image is displayed instead:

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I am looking into a solution, and if it seems extendable to this library, I'll make a PR.

@msach22 msach22 added the enhancement New feature or request label May 23, 2018
@msach22 msach22 changed the title [feature request] Give option to display opentok's default placeholder when video muted Give option to display opentok's default placeholder when video muted May 23, 2018
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There should be support for any custom image

@ggoldens ggoldens self-assigned this May 22, 2019
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I've come back to this because, while our app does a lot of internal state tracking in order to render a custom screen when we detect there is no video, there is still a period of time that goes by between when a user enables their video and the actual frames start being rendered. During that little gap we get a flash of black screen, and I'm not finding any way to avoid it right now.

It would be nice if we could provide a fallback to render somehow.

@HarshitPadalia
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Yes It's must have option

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I've come back to this because, while our app's main feature is video call and in order to render a custom screen when we detect there is no video, there is still a period of time that goes by between when a user enables their video and the actual frames start being rendered. During that little gap we get a flash of black screen, and I'm not finding any way to avoid it right now. I have tried many things but not able to fix this issue and issue is really frustrating to users

It would be nice if we could provide a fallback to render somehow.

@HarshitPadalia
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is there any updated on this feature?

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hardikjs commented Jun 18, 2021

Any update on this? We need this and i can't make any around if someone has can please put example?

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