Understanding how to implement it

[Adi Gonen]

Hi, 

I used the tutorial and implemented my android's webrtc application using org.webrtc:google-webrtc:1.0.32006 which I thought was the latest one. I figured it was no longer maintained. 

but while looking for fixes for some issues I came across the chromium site and it looks like its really active. 

I really hope it can improve my app stability and performance. But how do I use it in my project? Is that even a possibility? 

My biggest issue at the moment is that if peerConnection.addTrack is called and then the service is stopped, once the device enter sleep mode it crashes the devices services. I tried to remove the track manually, but it didn't seem to help.

Would appreciate any help!

[Neil Young]

You will have to compile your own libwebrtc from source. How this can be achieved is pretty nicely summarized here https://medium.com/@abdularis/how-to-compile-native-webrtc-from-source-for-android-d0bac8e4c933

Please especially note the remarks regarding the "new" release namings.

Branches are here https://chromiumdash.appspot.com/branches

Release notes here 

I did it in a 20.04 VM. Works like a charm.

[Neil Young]

Forget the link to the release notes: 

https://webrtc.googlesource.com/src/+/refs/heads/main/docs/release-notes.md

And the result is a "libwebrtc.aar", of course

[Adi Gonen]

Thank you so much!