It seems likely that LiveKit supports simulcast, adaptive streaming, and monitoring RTC stats, but the specific implementation details in Python are not fully covered in the provided data sources. However, I can guide you on how to approach these features based on the available information.
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Simulcast: Simulcast allows publishing multiple versions of a video track with different bitrates. While the data sources do not provide a direct Python example, you can refer to the
LiveKit documentation for JavaScript, which mentions enabling simulcast in the publish settings.
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Adaptive Stream: This feature dynamically adjusts the video quality based on the UI element's size and visibility. The
LiveKit documentation suggests using
Track.attach()
for adaptive streaming to be effective, but specific Python examples are not provided.
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Monitoring RTC Stats: You can monitor RTC stats to understand the quality and performance of the media streams. The
LiveKit documentation) for Android provides an example of how to retrieve RTC stats, which can be adapted for Python.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these features?
Sources:
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LiveKit documentation
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