iOS 15 Safari WebRTC Issue

I have the same problem on the final release with my iPhone XS Max. Please give us an update about this problem

We require WebRTC for a huge broadcast event in Toronto ON Canada over the next few weeks, and everything was working great on 14.8, and now that 15 has dropped, all of our iOS devices will NOT work on LTE/5G. Friends at Apple.. please help!

We have the same (or similar) problem with iOS 15. iOS 14.8 worked fine, but under iOS 15, WebRTC video and audio aren't getting delivered to the remote peers.

A fix that worked for us was to have the user turn off "WebRTC Platform UDP Sockets" in the iOS Safari -> Advanced -> Experimental Features.

We also experimented with the "VP9 Decoder", "VP9 SW Decoder on Battery", and "VP8 Decoder" experimental features, but no combination seemed to work.

We're experiencing similar issues with our WebRTC App in iOS 15. Previous iOS version worked great, iOS 15 does not publish any video feeds. We've spent a considerable amount of time playing with the "Advanced Experimental Feature" settings on an iPhone 8 and none of them seem to correct the issue. Is there any official documentation from Apple on what is causing this problem and how to correct it?

The low volume audio issue is being tracked as a webkit bug: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=230902

It has been assigned to an Apple engineer - but I'm thinking the more comments are added on that webkit bug the more noticeable it will get.

We just re-tested with the newly released 15.1 and the issue is still there with low audio with a WebRTC audio stream. Tested on an iPhone XS. Our users will need to refrain from installing 15.x until this is resolved.

This update is going to heavily impact me as I rely on video broadcasting through Safari on my phone for my job. Without this, it will be a major **** to my income and I am afraid to update my phone until then.

15.2 is the same. Still not receiving or decoding the webrtc stream.

I've experienced the issue where streams aren't starting w/ Safari 15x (both Mac and iOS), and discovered that it seems to fix itself (in my project, at least) if stopping the outgoing stream (per audio / video kind), then restarting the stream (i.e. making a new gUM [getUserMedia] call).

The "restart" method I just mentioned seems to also work if choosing an entirely different capture device, of the same audio / video kind, on the second attempt. i.e. first microphone capture fails for one device, starting another device works.

Even stranger, for me, is my project is based in React, and I've worked around this w/o doing the restart method in development mode, but in production, it is persistent, and for the life of me I can't figure out what's changed.

My problem was slightly different but this might help.

WebRTC stream was delivered but the framerate was very low.

Disabling WebRTC H264 LowLatency fixed the problem.

iPhone 12 Mini / iOs 15.4.1

please guys fix it .i was going to publish an app this week but the webrtc is not working on ios 15.this is disaster

So what is the status of this? I am having issues with WebRTC streaming video on iOS. Works great on PC but not on iPhone or iPad.

Anyone know the official word?

Thanks.

I have THE solution ! Install firefox and the rtc player will worke like apparently apple have done an other time a feature and not a bug whith safari...

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I am having the same problem. WebRTC works correctly using the following configurations:

• PC - PC (Linux - Mac - Win)

note: on Mac, Safari doesn't work, you only see the local video but you don't get the remote stream. Also local video is not sent. Using Firefox and Chrome it works perfectly.

• PC - Android
• Android - Android.

With iOS devices it's not possible to send the local video stream under any circumstances and remote stream can only be viewed if the ios device joins conversation after other parties and using Chrome or Firefox (Safari doesn't work)

Hi, I found what the problem was. I was using a method (.addStream) which has been removed from the standard and is no longer implemented on Apple devices. (but still recognized in other platforms) I changed my code to something like this:

// pc.addStream(localStream);  OLD METHOD NO MORE IMPLEMENTED

localStream.getTracks().forEach(track => pc.addTrack(track, localStream));

Everything seems to be ok right now

Cheers, Andrea