VoipOptions Class

Creates a new instance of ::VoipOptions which is used to customize the option flow. It returns a handle to the newly created options object, which can be used to set various properties for the options.

Sets the maximum average bitrate the audio codec should use. Higher bitrates will increase audio quality at the expense of increased network usage. Use a lower bitrate if you think the quality is good but the network usage is too much. Use a higher bitrate if you think the quality is bad and you can afford to have a large streaming bitrate.

Set the opus codec to use discontinous transmission (DTX). DTX only transmits data when a person is speaking. Setting this to VoipDtxState.Enabled takes advantage of the fact that in a two-way converstation each individual speaks for less than half the time. Enabling DTX will conserve battery power and reduce transmission rate when a pause in the voice chat is detected.

This operator allows you to pass an instance of the ::VoipOptions class to native C code as an IntPtr. The operator returns the handle of the options object, or IntPtr.Zero if the object is null.