Constructs a MeetingSessionConfiguration optionally with a chime:CreateMeeting and chime:CreateAttendee response. You can pass in either a JSON object containing the responses, or a JSON object containing the information in the Meeting and Attendee root-level fields. Examples:
const configuration = new MeetingSessionConfiguration({
"Meeting": {
"MeetingId": "...",
"MediaPlacement": {
"AudioHostUrl": "...",
"SignalingUrl": "...",
"TurnControlUrl": "..."
},
"MeetingFeatures":{
"Audio":"...",
"Video":"....",
"Content":"...",
"Attendee":"..."
},
}
}
}, {
"Attendee": {
"ExternalUserId": "...",
"AttendeeId": "...",
"JoinToken": "..."
}
});
const configuration = new MeetingSessionConfiguration({
"MeetingId": "...",
"MediaPlacement": {
"AudioHostUrl": "...",
"SignalingUrl": "...",
"TurnControlUrl": "..."
}
}, {
"ExternalUserId": "...",
"AttendeeId": "...",
"JoinToken": "..."
});
OptionalcreateMeetingResponse: anyOptionalcreateAttendeeResponse: anyBuilder's application metadata such as application name or version. This is an optional parameter. Please check [[ApplicationMetadata]] for more information.
Maximum amount of time in milliseconds to wait for the current attendee to be present after initial connection.
Configuration for connection health policies: reconnection, unusable audio warning connection, and signal strength bars connection.
Maximum amount of time in milliseconds to allow for connecting.
The credentials used to authenticate the session.
The Amazon Chime SDK media backends currently send a keyframe request to content share senders every 10 seconds to help mitigate decoder issues on receivers. This flag requests the backed to disable that feature.
Setting this flag to true may or may not lead to issues with content received for your application, as it depends on browsers used and whether they have fixed previous issues leading to the introduction of this periodic keyframe request. It will however reduce CPU consumption on content senders which no longer have to generate as many expensive keyframes.
Feature flag to enable Simulcast
Feature flag to enable scalable video coding (SVC) on supported browsers, which is determined by BrowserBehavior.supportsScalableVideoCoding
The external meeting id of the meeting the session is joining.
Keep the last frame of the video when a remote video is paused via the pauseVideoTile API. This is done by not clearing the srcObject property of the videoElement.
Additional features in the meeting
The id of the meeting the session is joining.
Fixed wait amount in milliseconds between reconnecting attempts.
The long back-off time in milliseconds between reconnecting attempts.
The short back-off time in milliseconds between reconnecting attempts.
Maximum amount of time in milliseconds to allow for reconnecting.
The URLs the session uses to reach the meeting service.
Video downlink bandwidth policy to determine which remote videos are subscribed to.
Video uplink bandwidth policy to determine the bandwidth constraints of the local video.
[[MeetingSessionConfiguration]] contains the information necessary to start a session.