In a Unity WebGL application, you can determine if a LiveKit room is being recorded by interacting with the LiveKit JavaScript client SDK. Here are the main approaches: • Check the room's

isRecording

property: The

Room

object has an

isRecording

property that returns

true

if the room is currently being recorded.

const isCurrentlyRecording = room.isRecording;

• Listen for recording status changes: You can subscribe to the

RecordingStatusChanged

event to get real-time updates when recording starts or stops.

room.on(RoomEvent.RecordingStatusChanged, (isRecording) => {
  // Handle status change
});

• Use the observable pattern (if using LiveKit Components): The

recordingStatusObservable(room)

function provides a stream of recording status changes.

const recordingObservable = recordingStatusObservable(room);
recordingObservable.subscribe(isRecording => {
  // Handle status change
});

These methods allow your Unity WebGL client to detect and respond to recording status in real time. Sources: src/room/events.ts | packages/core/src/observables/room.ts