Describe the bug
Sometimes, a video call freezes. Hanging up and calling again, or accepting an incoming fails to establish a connection. There is no error message, I just see my camera but the call never connects. It might be related to the fact that I am also connected via the Conversations client on Android; the other end of the call also uses Conversations (I am the only one using beagle).
To Reproduce
I tried to be clear in the description, but I don't have exact steps to reproduce this. I am also completely noob with Apple things, so let me know if I can help debug this.
Expected behavior
It should not be necessary to close the app to get a new call working.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Big Sur
Version: 5.0-b134 (beta)
Additional context
I also noticed this happening with version 4.
Unknown commented 2 years ago
This issue was reported a long time ago and we have updated a few things from this time. In the upcoming version 5.3, there will be a new version of WebRTC which may improve call reliability.
I've seen similar issues (fail to establish a connection or hang of the call) when there were network issues related to the WebRTC connection between clients (i.e. issue with the TURN server or with p2p connection).
Describe the bug Sometimes, a video call freezes. Hanging up and calling again, or accepting an incoming fails to establish a connection. There is no error message, I just see my camera but the call never connects. It might be related to the fact that I am also connected via the Conversations client on Android; the other end of the call also uses Conversations (I am the only one using beagle).
To Reproduce I tried to be clear in the description, but I don't have exact steps to reproduce this. I am also completely noob with Apple things, so let me know if I can help debug this.
Expected behavior It should not be necessary to close the app to get a new call working.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context I also noticed this happening with version 4.