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A typical voice chatroom has a host and several audience.

in which:

• The host talks and the audience hear the host.
• The host invites the audience for interaction and the audience switches the user role to be a co-host.
• The host can mute or unmute the co-host, and delete or add a host position.
• Any change to the host state and host position is immediately known to the host, co-host, and audience in the channel.

This use case particularly applies to scenarios such as online KTV and FM radio.

Agora supports real-time voice interaction between a maximum of one host + 16 co-hosts.

Use the Agora SDK to implement the following features in your project:

• Real-time voice interaction: Smooth communication between the host and audience guaranteed by ultra-low latency.
• Co-hosting: The audience becomes a co-host and interact with the host, so that all users in the channel can hear the interaction.
• Host position control: The host has the following control privileges: invite an audience to become a co-host, switch a co-host back to an audience, mute and unmute a co-host, delete and resume a host position. Any change to the host state and host position is immediately known to all users in the channel.
• Real-time messaging: The host, co-host, and audience can send IM messages to each other. The audience can also send gifts to the host/co-host.
• User management: Maintains the user list and nicknames of the users in the channel.
• Audio mixing: The host and co-host can play background music while talking.
• Voice changer: Adds special voice effect for the host or co-host to add more fun to the chatroom.

The sample app shows only the part related to voice chat and is not a complete product. If you want to develop a complete product, you need to implement the rest of the voice chatroom.

1. Create a developer account at agora.io and create a project in Dashboard to get an App ID.

2. Download Voice SDK and Real-time Messaging SDK.

1. Add the AppID and Token in the Android/app/src/main/res/values/strings_config.xml file.

   <string name="app_id" translatable="false"><#Your App Id#></string>
   <string name="token" translatable="false"><#Temp Access Token#></string>
   <string name="rtm_token" translatable="false"><#Temp Rtm Access Token#></string>
   

2. Unpack the SDKs and do the following:

   • Copy the libs folder to the Android/app folder.

3. Open the project with Android Studio and connect to an Android test device. Compile and run the sample app.

    Development environment:
    - Android Studio 2.0+.
    - minSdkVersion 16.
    - Emulators may lack the functionality or performance needed to run the sample app. Agora recommends using physical Android devices. 
   

1. Add the AppID and Token in the KeyCenter.swift file.

   static let AppId: String = <#Your App Id#>
   static let Token: String? = <#Temp Access Token#>
   static let RtmToken: String? = <#Temp Rtm Access Token#>
   

2. Unpack the SDKs and copy the libs folder to the iOS/AgoraChatRoom folder of your project.

3. Open the iOS/AgoraChatRoom.xcodeproj file with XCode. Connect to an iOS test device and fill in a valid developer signature.

    Development environment:
    - XCode 10.0+.
    - iOS 8.0+.
   

1. Q: Noise reduction is disabled when there is only one host and scenario in audioProfile is set to Default, ShowRoom, Education, and GameStreaming. How can I fix that?

   A: You can enable noise reduction through the private interface: agoraKit.setParameters("{\"che.audio.enable.ns\":true}")

2. Q: Calling the disableAudio or leaveChannel method stops other apps from using AVAudioSession to play and record. How can I fix that?

   A: You can keep the audio session active by calling the agoraKit.setAudioSessionOperationRestriction(.deactivateSession)method after calling the disableAudio or leaveChannel method.

• API documentation is available at the Document Center.
• For any issue with integration, connect with global developers in the Developer Community.
• For genera technical support, submit a ticket at the Agora Dashboard.
• For any issue with the sample code, submit an issue at GitHub.

The MIT License (MIT).