I'm using Sinch javascript SDK to build a browser to browser video calling app. When the video call is ended with a call to call.hangup(); in chrome (at least) the red camera icon is still visible with the message "This tab is using your camera or microphone".

How can I hide this warning after the call has ended? Is there a call in the Sinch SDK I should be making, or something in the underlying WebRTC framework?

I'm using Sinch javascript SDK to build a browser to browser video calling app. When the video call is ended with a call to call.hangup(); in chrome (at least) the red camera icon is still visible with the message "This tab is using your camera or microphone".

How can I hide this warning after the call has ended? Is there a call in the Sinch SDK I should be making, or something in the underlying WebRTC framework?

• javascript
• sinch

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• I found this github ment to be helpful: github./streamproc/MediaStreamRecorder/issues/… – raksheetbhat Commented Apr 12, 2019 at 8:17

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You need to ensure that all MediaStreamTracks are stopped. If you have access to the stream from getUserMedia, doing this should help: stream.getTracks().forEach(t => t.stop())

I found the following was required: sinchClient.stopActiveConnection();