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The product is not activated in Native Access See below for steps to take regarding any of these scenarios.
You've previously activated the product with Service Center (discontinued) and some of its older activation files are conflicting with Native Access. You're using an older version of Kontakt Player that doesn't recognize the more current mode of activation in Native Access. The Native Instruments account you've tried to activate with is not the same account your library was originally activated with. The product is not activated in Native Access. There are a few reasons your Kontakt Player library (like Virtual Drumline) could get stuck in "Demo" mode. It’s good to know the dependencies and how it works in general.Modified on: Fri, 25 Jun, 2021 at 11:56 AM After that you can start sending messages using send button and also can see the received button, You can also quickly play the stream via and send and receive the data channel messages.īefore moving forward with using WebRTC React Native SDK, we highly recommend using the sample project to get started with your application. Tap Publish button to start publishing in the data channel. #Native access not downloading install#
Go to /samples/DataChannel folder and follow the Install dependencies and run sample projects steps to run the Play sample React native app. #Native access not downloading update#
Open /samples/DataChannel/src/ Chat.tsx file and update defaultStreamName variable for stream name and update webSocketUrl variable with server name. You can quickly connect to the same stream id via Using WebRTC Data Channel with your React Native WebRTC sample app When there are other streams connected to the same room id via Android, iOS, or Web, then a conference room will be established and you can talk to each other. Go to /samples/conference folder and follow the Install dependencies and run sample projects steps to run the C onference sample React native app. Open /samples/conference/src/conference.tsx file and update defaultRoomName variable for stream name and update webSocketUrlvariable with server name. You can quickly connect to the same stream id via Conference call with your React Native WebRTC sample app When there is another peer connected to the same stream ID via Android, iOS, or the web, P2P communication will be established and you can talk to each other. Go to /samples/peer folder and follow the Install dependencies and run sample projects steps to run the Peer sample React native app. Open /samples/peer/src/Peer.tsx file and update defaultStreamName variable for stream name and update webSocketUrl variable with server name. P2P communication with sample React Native WebRTC app After clicking Start the Playing button, the stream will start playing. Tap Start Playing button on the screen. Before playing, make sure that there is a stream that is already publishing to the server with the same stream id in your defaultStreamName variable(You can quickly publish to the Ant Media Server via. Go to /samples/play folder and follow the Install dependencies and run sample projects steps to run the Play sample React native WebRTC app. Open /samples/play/src/Play.tsx file and update defaultStreamName variable for stream name and update webSocketUrl variable with server name. You can also quickly play the stream via Play stream from your sample React Native app You can now go to the web panel of Ant Media Server (e.g and watch the stream there. After clicking the Start Publishing button, the stream will be published on Ant Media Server. Tap Start Publishing button on the screen. Move to /samples/publish folder and follow the Install dependencies and run sample projects steps to run the Publish sample React Native WebRTC app. 
Open /samples/publish/src/App.tsx file and update defaultStreamName variable for stream name and update webSocketUrl variable with server name.Run the sample WebRTC React Native app Publish a stream from your sample React Native WebRTC app Note: If you want to use npm, then follow only npm commands and if you want to use yarn then follow only yarn commands.Īfter the project starts successfully, a WebRTC React Native sample app will appear on the device/emulator. To install dependencies by yarn run yarn installĪfter dependencies are installed, you need to run the commands below in order to run the project itself. To install dependencies by npm run npm install
Install dependencies and run sample projectsįor installing dependencies you can use npm or as an alternative method, you can also use yarn.įirst, you need to open the terminal on the root directory of the sample project you want to install and then run the commands below.
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