Avaya client sdk doesn't required any SMS permissions. It even don't have any methods to do something related with SMS. Android studio can show this error, but probably it requires another permission. You can add permissions from app settings for you app and check what it is actually required.

Did you test it with Android Equinox client? Do you see the same behavior?

Good!

Based on latest response: We should not include Netty or other third-party dependencies in the .aar because they may conflict with versions the application uses itself or through another dependency.

We will update documentation that developers must add the Netty compile dependency. Android Sample app will be updated also.

You can add this into your app and don't wait for future release. Then you can remove it.

The cause is that CSDK does not have netty jar included in aar file.

Simplest solution for a client/sampleapp is to add:
compile 'io.netty:netty-all:4.1.0.Beta3'

This will be fixed in future release.

The developer should make sure that the application is also rotating to all four orientations. The camera’s video frames are rotated in sync with the status bar orientation.

1. Add video size changed listener to calculate aspect ration like this:

        VideoSource videoSourceRemote = videoInterface.getRemoteVideoSource(channelId);

        if (videoSourceRemote != null) {

            videoSourceRemote.setVideoSink(videoLayerRemote);

            VideoLayerListener videoLayoutListener = new VideoLayerListener() {

                @Override

                public void onVideoFrameSizeChanged(int width, int height) {

                    int videoAspectRatio = width/height;

                }

            };

            videoLayerRemote.setListener(videoLayoutListener);

2. Use videoAspectRatio to calculate the frame size; given the maximum size available from the parent view, and the video aspect ratio:

            if (maxSize.width / maxSize.height > videoAspectRatio)

            {

                // parent is wider than the video, plan for black bars left and right

                maxSize.width = maxSize.height * videoAspectRatio;

            }

            else

            {

                // parent is taller than the video, plan for black bars top and bottom

                maxSize.height = maxSize.width / videoAspectRatio;

            }

I'm not aware of this issue. I don't see that Equinox for iOS has additional logic for landscape mode. I suggest to check how it works on equinox client.

Could you please provide more info about the issue? Do you see correct video in local video view, but remote end has inverted stream?

Could you please attach images from both ends.

It is required more investigation. I've raised a JIRA. I will inform you when I get solution.

Yes, please open new thread and attach logs. I will check them.

Locally, we must presume that the remote video was not distorted when encoded, and respect the video frame size that is decoded. It is not possible locally to instruct the remote endpoint to send a specific aspect ratio. It’s up to the remote endpoint how the video is captured and encoded.

I presume the question “Can it be possible to get remote video height greater than width?” is asking if we can encode in portrait. The answer to that is currently no. While the video capture controller can be configured to capture frames in portrait (if a mobile device is held in portrait), the encoder is not prepared to handle portrait video frames at this time. For compatibility with other clients and MCUs, landscape resolutions are expected.

1) You can set custom bitmap for local layer like this: videoLayerLocal.setBitmapLayer(bitmapLayer).
For bitmapLayer you should set bitmap, bounds and other settings.

2) You can set corner radius and bounds will looks like ellipse: videoLayerLocal.setCornerRadius()

For Android PlaneViewGroup has setOnTouchListener method. Create listener and set it to get updates.

What platform do you use?

You can stretch view by height, but you will lose left and right content.