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As a long-term user of WebRTC camera in my own deployment, I've always needed a live indicator to show if the rtc stream is actually live. This is especially crucial for me as I control garage and main doors while looking at camera streams, and I need to ensure the opening/closing commands are executed correctly.
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live_indicatorthat defaults to false.live_indicatoris true, it adds a little dot to the header which turns green when video is live, and red when video is lagging/disconnected.