Hi. Haven't found any info about getStats usage. Could you help me,

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temasys commented on August 26, 2024

How to get peer connections statistics

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johache commented on August 26, 2024

Hi.
We are still based on Chrome's implementation of getStats.
The prototype is: PC::getStats(successCallback);

For example
peerConnection.getStats(function(stats) {
var results = stats.result();
...
});

We used to have an example here: https://github.com/Temasys/Google-WebRTC-Samples/tree/master/samples/web/content/munge-sdp-stats
I'm not sure it is quite up to date though.

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marcinag commented on August 26, 2024

Hi,

I played a bit with the statistics and it seems to me that I can only see the statistics from the received video track. In my application, I'm running a p2p session between 2 users.

Here is the stat object we get:

{ Timestamp: "1438100065133.217"
bytesReceived: "1565969"
googCaptureStartNtpTimeMs: "3647088844748"
googCurrentDelayMs: "72"
googDecodeMs: "2"
googFirsSent: "0"
googFrameHeightReceived: "480"
googFrameRateDecoded: "0"
googFrameRateOutput: "0"
googFrameRateReceived: "31"
googFrameWidthReceived: "640"
googJitterBufferMs: "50"
googMaxDecodeMs: "12"
googMinPlayoutDelayMs: "0"
googNacksSent: "0"
googPlisSent: "0"
googRenderDelayMs: "10"
googTargetDelayMs: "72"
googTrackId: "e1a561fe-798e-4204-96cb-62c3d0958db2"
packetsLost: "0"
packetsReceived: "1645"
ssrc: "2988131868"
transportId: "Channel-audio-1"
type: "ssrc" }