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08/18/2025, 11:38 PMRoomAudioRenderer
, here are some easy ways to do it:
• Using RoomAudioRenderer Props: You can adjust the volume by setting the volume
prop (from 0.0 to 1.0). And if you need to mute all audio tracks, just set the muted
prop to `true`—this will stop the server from sending any audio data to the client.
<RoomAudioRenderer volume="0.5" muted="true" />
• For More Advanced Control: You can use the useTracks
hook along with the AudioTrack
component to manage each audio track individually. This way, you can render each track and tweak the volume and mute settings just how you like.
const tracks = useTracks([Track.Kind.Audio], {
onlySubscribed: true,
});
return (
<div>
{tracks.map((trackRef) => (
<AudioTrack key={trackRef.id} trackRef={trackRef} volume={trackRef.volume} muted={trackRef.muted} />
))}
</div>
);
These options give you the flexibility to manage audio output in a way that fits your app perfectly. If you have any questions or need a hand, just let me know!
Sources: packages/react/CHANGELOG.md