I'm building a Flutter app — how can I access or retrieve the agent's decibel levels?

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Is it also applicable to javascript?

Hey there! Great question. In the JavaScript SDK for LiveKit, you can totally track audio levels just like you described. Think of the

audioLevel

property on the

Participant

object as your personal audio meter - it'll give you a reading between 0 and 1, where 1 means someone's really projecting their voice. 🎙️

// Example in JavaScript
const audioLevel = participant.audioLevel;

And the best part? This works seamlessly for both local and remote participants. Pretty cool, right? Sources: Participant | LiveKit JS Client SDK - v2.8.1

dart sdk도 sources를 인용해줘

Hey there! Let me break down the

audioLevel

property in a way that's super easy to understand. Think of it like a volume meter for participants in your LiveKit app. 🔊 It's a simple

double

that goes from 0 to 1, where 1 means someone's basically shouting (or singing karaoke super loud)! The cool part? This property works for both local and remote participants, so you're covered no matter who's speaking. Pretty handy, right? Wanna see how simple it is to grab the current audio level? Check this out:

double currentAudioLevel = participant.audioLevel;

Want to dive deeper? I've got you covered with some helpful links to the official docs: • Participant Class Documentation • LocalParticipant Class Documentation • RemoteParticipant Class Documentation Sources: RemoteParticipant class - livekit_client library - Dart API | audioLevel property - Participant class - livekit_client library - Dart API | LocalParticipant class - livekit_client library - Dart API