ANDROID ROOM CAPABILITIES
Rooms built for your application
Room lifecycle
- Create and join rooms
- Handle leave and end actions
Live conversation
- Connect participant video
- Control camera and microphone
Participant experience
- Display room members
- Reflect room state changes
Application identity
- Connect your own user IDs
- Authenticate with server-issued UserSig
Platform integration
- Android phones and tablets
- Follow native or browser permissions
Your product flow
- Connect rooms to your navigation
- Keep business data in your app
Explore the Android meeting components
See the room experience and the code behind it.
A place for everyone
Mount the meeting view with the Android Video Conferencing UI Kit. Your application supplies authenticated users and a room ID.
import com.trtc.uikit.roomkit.view.RoomMainView
import io.trtc.tuikit.atomicxcore.api.room.CreateRoomOptions
// After login, inside your Activity.
val roomView = RoomMainView(this).apply {
init(
roomID,
RoomMainView.RoomBehavior.Create(
CreateRoomOptions(roomName = "Team workshop")
),
RoomMainView.ConnectConfig(
autoEnableCamera = false,
autoEnableMicrophone = false, autoEnableSpeaker = true
)
)
}
setContentView(roomView)Connect your application identity
Sign in with your application ID, user ID, and a server-issued UserSig. Enter the room after login succeeds.
import io.trtc.tuikit.atomicxcore.api.login.LoginStore
import io.trtc.tuikit.atomicxcore.api.CompletionHandler
LoginStore.shared.login(this, sdkAppID, userID, userSig,
object : CompletionHandler {
override fun onSuccess() { /* Open your room screen. */ }
override fun onFailure(code: Int, desc: String) {
// Show a recoverable sign-in error.
}
}
)Bring participants together
Use an existing room ID to bring users into the same session.
import com.trtc.uikit.roomkit.view.RoomMainView
// After login, inside your Activity.
val roomView = RoomMainView(this).apply {
init(roomID, RoomMainView.RoomBehavior.Join,
RoomMainView.ConnectConfig(
autoEnableCamera = false,
autoEnableMicrophone = false, autoEnableSpeaker = true
))
}
setContentView(roomView)CUSTOMIZATION
Make the room feel like your product
GET STARTED
Bring your first room to life
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// Import tuiroomkit and atomic_x modules as documented.
dependencies {
api(project(":tuiroomkit"))
}import com.trtc.uikit.roomkit.view.RoomMainView
import io.trtc.tuikit.atomicxcore.api.room.CreateRoomOptions
// After login, inside your Activity.
val roomView = RoomMainView(this).apply {
init(
roomID,
RoomMainView.RoomBehavior.Create(
CreateRoomOptions(roomName = "Team workshop")
),
RoomMainView.ConnectConfig(
autoEnableCamera = false,
autoEnableMicrophone = false, autoEnableSpeaker = true
)
)
}
setContentView(roomView)Android Video Conferencing UI Kit FAQs
What does the Android Video Conferencing UI Kit include?
The Android Video Conferencing UI Kit provides a ready-made meeting interface with room entry, video views, and participant controls. Your app supplies identity and business workflows.
How do I integrate the Android Video Conferencing UI Kit?
How do users sign in to the Android Video Conferencing UI Kit?
Use your SDKAppID, user ID, and a UserSig generated on your server. Keep the application secret out of browser and mobile code. Handle authentication failure before room entry.
Can I customize the meeting experience?
Adapt documented components and configuration to your product. Native UI Kit source exposes room views and toolbars. Check the platform guide for supported options.
How is Room priced?
Should I choose the UI Kit or SDK?
How do I integrate Android Video Conferencing UI Kit with Kotlin or Java?
How do I test Android Video Conferencing UI Kit before releasing my app?
How do I customize the interface for Android Video Conferencing UI Kit?
Customize the imported RoomMainView source and its Android resources. For example, reorder the microphone and camera controls in RoomBottomBarView, replace roomkit_ic_camera_off.png, or change labels in XML string resources. Retain resource names and the existing device-action handlers. A new recording or business button also needs its own supported action; changing the toolbar alone does not implement that feature.