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Tell us about the problem you are trying to solve and why is it hard?
useSelectVideoQuality
This hook only offers 3 hardcoded video qualities. To add a custom video quality, we need to implement our own hook and components from scratch.
Unlike other Chime hooks, this doesn't provide access to the currently selected state. A useVideoQuality hook that returns the current quality and a setter would be more flexible.
<QualitySelection>
This dropdown component is curiously detached from the state it represents. It doesn't allow setting a default video quality, nor does it pick up on changes set by useSelectVideoQuality.
How are you currently solving a problem?
By rolling our own quality selector on top of audioVideo.chooseVideoInputQuality(). Yet this seems like a common use case that should be handled by the UI library.
Additional context
n/a
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What do you want us to build?
useSelectVideoQuality
<QualitySelection>
For amazon-chime-sdk-component-library-react
Tell us about the problem you are trying to solve and why is it hard?
useSelectVideoQuality
useVideoQuality
hook that returns the current quality and a setter would be more flexible.<QualitySelection>
useSelectVideoQuality
.How are you currently solving a problem?
By rolling our own quality selector on top of
audioVideo.chooseVideoInputQuality()
. Yet this seems like a common use case that should be handled by the UI library.Additional context
n/a
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: