Whether the participant's camera video specifically is enabled. Precise camera signal distinct from videoEnabled (which carries the legacy "any video active" meaning for older callers). Currently mirrors videoEnabled; independent screen-share state is carried by content.
Per-role inbound media liveness, sampled from this peer's inbound RTP.
cameraReceiving is true while the peer's CAMERA video bytes are
advancing; contentReceiving is true while its CONTENT (screen share)
video bytes are advancing. Each is only meaningful when that role's track
is expected/active — derive a stall as content?.active && !contentReceiving
(and analogously for the camera). Drives the per-role stall diagnostics so
a consumer can tell a frozen screen share apart from a healthy camera, and
which peer (cid) it is.
Flag off / legacy peers: the single inbound video routes to the camera
role, so cameraReceiving tracks that one video and contentReceiving
stays false. Both default to false before the first liveness sample.
Audio liveness is not split here (it stays in the global media_liveness
signal). Additive: existing fields are unchanged.
OptionalcontentActive content (screen share) presentation state, or absent when the
participant is not currently sharing content. Driven by received
content_state.
OptionaldisplayOptionalpeerHost-supplied stable identity passed via SerenadaCore.join (the
peerId option). Distinct from cid (per-call, server-issued) —
used by the call UI to look up avatars or correlate to host-side records.
Absent when the remote peer didn't supply one.
true when this peer has been suspended longer than
PEER_SUSPENDED_UI_TIMEOUT_MS and the SDK has flipped its UI
presentation to "presumed lost." The peer connection is intentionally
left open so media can resume immediately if the peer reattaches; this
flag is purely a UI hint that call shells can use to move the
participant out of the active grid or show a "connection lost" badge.
Cleared when the peer transitions back to signalingStatus="active".
Remote participant in a call.