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[PolicyRecordingBot] How dominant speaker concept work in Graph communication media bot SDK?
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Hi,
How dominant speaker concept concept implemented in Skype media bot SDK? How it works and Use that in the application to recorded successful audio and video from media stream?
Who is the first dominant speaker? person who initiate the call?
In a video or audio call, everytime a person who speaks in the call change dominant speaker change? and also sends media streams of that speaker?
Then those media streams quality can be different speaker to speaker based on camera, mic and bandwidth quality. how to manage that?
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The issue names the Skype media bot SDK and asks how dominant-speaker behavior relates to recorded audio and video media streams. Start by locating the SDK guidance or sample entry point for dominant-speaker handling; done would be a documented explanation covering speaker changes, stream selection, and differing media quality.
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- audio-video-rtc
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- Documentation
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