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Version: 7.1

Initial audio state

You can set the initial audio state of the local user, which is applied when starting a 1-to-1 call or joining a group call.

Supported call typeMinimum SDK version
1-to-1 call, group call (conference)PlanetKit 7.1

Overview​

The PlanetKitInitialMyAudioState enum defines the following values for the initial audio state:

  • unmuted: The microphone is activated and audio captured by the microphone is transmitted.
  • muted: The microphone is not activated and audio is not transmitted.
Note
  • The default value of the APIs described below is unmuted.
  • If you set the initial audio state to muted, the local user's microphone is not activated at the start of the call and audio is not transmitted to peers. To transmit audio, you must call muteMyAudio() with false afterward.
  • Starting with muted prevents the microphone indicator from appearing at call start, since the microphone device is not activated until unmuted.

Setting the initial audio state​

Depending on the call type, the API used to set the initial audio state is as follows.

1-to-1 call​

  • Caller side: Use withInitialMyAudioStateKey() of PlanetKitMakeCallSettingBuilder when making a call.
  • Callee side: Set the initialMyAudioState parameter of acceptCall() when accepting a call.

For a code example of setting the initial audio state in 1-to-1 calls, see 1-to-1 audio call and 1-to-1 video call.

Group call​

Use withInitialMyAudioStateKey() of PlanetKitJoinConferenceSettingBuilder when joining a group call.

For a code example of setting the initial audio state in group calls, see Group audio call and Group video call.

APIs related to initial audio state setting are as follows.

Common​

1-to-1 call​

Group call​