&autorecover

Enables the connection-recovery bundle for unstable P2P paths

General Option! (&push, &room, &view, &scene, &director)

Options

Examples:

• &autorecover

• &autorecover=1

• &autorecover=0

Value	Description
1, true, on, yes	Enable recovery bundle
0, false, off, no	Disable recovery bundle

What it toggles

When enabled, this currently enables:

• autoRelay behavior (equivalent to using &autorelay)

• Adaptive disconnect timing

• Automatic WHEP fallback signaling where WHIP/WHEP settings are available

When disabled (&autorecover=0), those three assists are turned off. Baseline ICE recovery still runs. A later explicit &autorelay=1 can re-enable only relay escalation because the dedicated flag is parsed after this bundle.

Auto-relay itself now defaults enabled, while adaptive disconnect timing and automatic WHEP fallback remain off by default. Use &autorecover=1&autorelay=off when you want those other bundle features without forced-relay escalation.

Details

• Intended for links where guests may roam networks or experience intermittent P2P failures.

• Best used with &p2pfailtimeout and &peerrecoversteps to tune aggressiveness.

• Keeps direct P2P as the first connection path; the bundle changes recovery behavior only after a connection degrades or fails.

Usage examples

• Conservative: ?room=show123&autorecover=1&p2pfailtimeout=12000&peerrecoversteps=3

• Aggressive: ?room=show123&autorecover=1&p2pfailtimeout=6000&peerrecoversteps=5

Related

&p2pfailtimeout&peerrecoversteps&autorelay