Applying filters to published video
Use the OTPublisher.setVideoTransformers() method to apply a video filter for published video. You can apply a background blur filter or a background image filter.
Important: In version 2.28.0+ of the Vonage Video React Native SDK, you need to install the Vonage Media Library separately from the Vonage Video React Native SDK. For details, see Vonage Media Library integration.
The following code applies a background blur filter to a publisher's video:
<OTPublisher
eventHandlers={{
streamCreated: () => {
this.publisher.setVideoTransformers([
{
name: 'BackgroundBlur',
properties: JSON.stringify({
radius: 'low',
}),
}
])
}
}}
ref={instance => {
this.publisher = instance;
}}
/>
Note that the OTPublisher.setVideoTransformers() method takes an array of transformer objects. Each object has two properties:
A name property, set to either 'BackgroundBlur' or 'BackgroundReplacement'.
A properties property, defining options for the filter.
For details, see the documentation for the OTPublisher.setVideoTransformers() method.
The following code applies a background replacement filter to a publisher's video (supported on iOS only):
<OTPublisher
eventHandlers={{
streamCreated: () => {
this.publisher.setVideoTransformers([
{
name: 'BackgroundReplacement',
properties: JSON.stringify({
image_file_path: 'path/to/image',
}),
}
])
}
}}
ref={instance => {
this.publisher = instance;
}}
/>
To remove video filters from the published stream, call the OTPublisher.setVideoTransformers() method and pass in an empty array.
Adjusting audio and video
Learn more about manipulating audio and video of Vonage Video API streams for your React Native application. Publish only video or audio, adjust the frame rate, and more.