configurable video specs #13
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In config.go
add a struct called ImageSpecifications to cover the video specs: ImgWidth, ImgHeight, FrameRate, their types are int, int, float64
accordingly, in main.go
transfer the pointer to ImageSpecifications to initialize the peerconnection
in ...adapter.go
add properties to adapter,:width, height, framerate
note that, in func Properties prop.video.FrameRate should be float32 type, in this func,I turn the float64 to float32 by force. float32(FrameRate)
in config.go
we check the width, height, framerate should bigger than 0, but I still check that in sender/peerconnection.go, by assigning default value, 640, 480 and 30.00