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09-28-2016
10:58 PM
video.observeField("streamInfo.measuredBItrate", "onFieldChange")
Following code didn't work for me, I wanted to receive call back only when
streamBitrate
changes
video.observeField("streamInfo.measuredBItrate", "onFieldChange")
I suspect DIY is the right solution.
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09-28-2016
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Re: video.observeField("streamInfo.measuredBItrate", "onFieldChange")
Ah? What makes you think you can put a contract on a "sub-field" of a node field?
IMHO, the best that one can do is `rsgVideo.observeField("streaminfo", ...)` - though i am not sure if that will ever fire.
Does RSG ever call observers that listen on "read-only" fields?? (Now that's a good question, on the exact meaning of "read-only")
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