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    Browser WebRTC client driver for the OpenAI Live Realtime API (gpt-live-1).

    Implements the browser-direct WebRTC topology specified in Section 5 of the OpenAI Live plan:

    1. Exchanges SDP offer for answer with an application server SDP broker (POST /v1/live/sessions), keeping the project API key and session configuration on the trusted server.
    2. Creates the 'oai-events' data channel before createOffer().
    3. Waits for non-trickle ICE (iceGatheringState === 'complete').
    4. The HTTP SDP exchange starts the session — never sends session.start on the data channel.
    5. Media rides WebRTC tracks: session.input_audio.append and session.output_audio.delta are forbidden on the data channel.
    6. Omits audio.format entirely (SDP negotiates codecs).
    7. Accounts for OpenAI Live's 15-second WebRTC session pre-bill.

    Registered under 'openai-live' and 'OpenAILiveRealtime'.

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    Properties

    dataChannel: IRealtimeDataChannel = null
    inputAudioMeter: IRealtimeAudioMeter = null

    Meter over the USER's microphone, when the driver attached one.

    outputAudioMeter: IRealtimeAudioMeter = null

    Meter over the AGENT's audio output, when the driver attached one.

    sessionConfig: JSONObject = null
    tracks: RealtimeTrack[] = []

    Tracks requested, established, or denied on this session.

    ASSISTANT_SAFETY_BACKSTOP_MS: 3000
    MAX_OUTBOUND_QUEUE_SIZE: 100
    PLAYBACK_DRAIN_SILENCE_MS: 200
    PLAYBACK_DRAIN_SILENCE_THRESHOLD: 0.01
    PLAYBACK_DRAIN_TRANSCRIPT_GAP_MS: 300
    PREBILL_DURATION_SECONDS: 15

    Accessors

    • get InboundVideoRate(): number

      The frame rate (frames per second) the live inbound video track was negotiated at — the model's ceiling or the session's request, whichever is lower — or undefined when no inbound video track is live or none declared a rate. Anything pacing a video feed reads THIS, never a constant of its own.

      Returns number

    • get IsAudioPlaying(): boolean

      true while model audio is AUDIBLY playing in the browser. Distinct from IsBusy — audio plays at realtime while generation finishes early, so the model can be "idle" while speech is still coming out of the speaker. Hosts must gate narration on BOTH, or queued utterances come out late and stale.

      Returns boolean

    • get MaxInboundVideoStreams(): number

      How many concurrent inbound video streams the model accepts: the ceiling the driver declared when it negotiated tracks, else 1 when an inbound video track is live and 0 when it is not.

      A source arbiter reads this to decide whether several live video sources must be narrowed to one (with a note to the model on each switch) or passed through untouched.

      Returns number

    • get SupportsInboundVideo(): boolean

      Whether the model takes inbound video on this session: the driver declared an inbound video track it supports when it negotiated tracks, and a stream limit above zero. No video track need be live; one is added when a capture starts (AddTrack). false before tracks are negotiated, and for a driver that does not negotiate them.

      Returns boolean

    • get SupportsRelayTransport(): boolean

      Whether this driver can open a relay session (ClientRealtimeSessionConfig.Transport 'relay'): connect to MJAPI's realtime relay at the session's RelayUrl rather than to its provider. false here; a driver that speaks its provider's protocol through the relay opts in by overriding it (the Gemini Enterprise client does).

      Returns boolean

    Methods

    • Adds a track to a running session, such as inbound video when the user starts their camera, resolved against what the driver supported when it negotiated at connect. The new track is 'live', or 'unsupported' with the reason (the model takes no such track, or no more inbound video streams). A live track with the same direction, modality and source is returned as it is. Other tracks keep their ids.

      The base re-negotiates locally, which is all a driver needs when its provider accepts the media without a setup change (Gemini Live takes video frames at any time). A driver whose wire must change overrides this and calls it.

      Parameters

      Returns RealtimeTrack

      The track, or null when the session has not negotiated tracks: before it connects, or with a driver that does not negotiate them (only the Gemini driver does today).

    • Returns the AGENT's remote-audio MediaStream when this driver owns a tappable agent-audio plane (a WebRTC driver's remote track, or a PCM driver's playout output), or null otherwise. Hosts use it to MIX the agent's voice into a browser-side recording alongside the mic; null (drivers with no tappable plane, or before the stream lands) degrades gracefully to mic-only capture. Hosts may still call it as client.GetRemoteMediaStream?.(). Pure read — never mutates.

      Returns MediaStream

    • Registers the (single) interruption handler.

      True barge-in only: fires ONLY when USER INPUT CUT OFF ACTIVE MODEL OUTPUT — a model response in flight or audio audibly playing when the user took the floor. A user simply taking their normal turn while the model is idle is NOT an interruption, and drivers must not report it as one (e.g. a raw "speech started" frame must be gated on whether a response is actually active or audio is playing).

      On interruption, drivers must also flush locally-owned playback and report IsAudioPlaying === false promptly (driver obligation #3). Hosts typically use this hook to abort in-flight delegated work so a stale result is never narrated into a conversation that has moved on.

      Parameters

      • handler: () => void

      Returns void

    • Registers a handler invoked when the agent's remote-audio stream becomes available — IMMEDIATELY (synchronously) if it has already landed, otherwise when the driver publishes it (a WebRTC track typically lands AFTER Connect resolves). Lets a host attach the agent voice to a recording that began before the stream landed. Handler errors are isolated (logged) so a host bug never disturbs the call. Handlers are session-scoped: clearRemoteMediaStream (called from Disconnect) drops them.

      Parameters

      • handler: (stream: MediaStream) => void

      Returns void

    • Registers the (single) remote-VIDEO handler — the model/avatar's video for a VIDEO session (a talking-head the host renders, e.g. as the agent's tile). Invoked once the provider's video is available.

      The video is a MediaVideoSource: a live stream (a WebRTC track), or a player that must own the <video> element (MSE or WebCodecs playout of encoded avatar video). Hosts show either with AttachVideoSource.

      Optional capability: audio-only drivers (the default) never emit — registering is always safe, but hosts must not assume video arrives. A driver whose model sends video (the server driver declares an outbound video track in its session's Capabilities.SupportedOutboundTracks, or renders an avatar, BaseRealtimeModel.SupportsAvatarOutput) calls emitRemoteVideo when it is live.

      Parameters

      • handler: (video: MediaVideoSource) => void

        Invoked with the remote video when it becomes available.

      Returns void

    • Registers the (single) usage handler.

      Emissions carry token deltas for the response/turn that just completed (see RealtimeClientUsage — deltas preferred; cumulative-only providers must convert in the driver). Hosts accumulate and relay/persist on their own cadence (e.g. the voice session service debounces a RelayRealtimeUsage mutation onto the co-agent prompt run).

      Optional capability: drivers whose provider exposes no usage telemetry simply never emit — registering a handler is always safe, but hosts must not assume emissions arrive. See RealtimeClientUsage for per-driver availability.

      Parameters

      Returns void

    • Streams one video frame as base64-encoded image data to the model. Optional capability — drivers that support inbound video tracks implement this.

      Parameters

      • base64Image: string

        Base64-encoded image data.

      • OptionalmimeType: string

        Image MIME type (defaults to 'image/jpeg').

      • OptionalsourceId: string

        Which source this frame came from. A driver whose model takes ONE inbound video stream ignores it (the source arbiter already chose what to send); a driver whose model takes several routes the frame to the track bound to that SourceID.

      Returns boolean

      true if accepted and sent; false if dropped (throttled, unestablished, etc.).