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## How do I play the local and remote `MediaStream`?

The session description handler and media tracks are availble once the `Session` state transitions to `SessionState.Established`...
The session description handler and media tracks are available once the `Session` state transitions to `SessionState.Established`...

```ts
import { Session, SessionState, Web } from "sip.js";
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## How do I detect if a track was added or removed?

The session description handler is availble once the `Session` state transitions to `SessionState.Established`, however there are cases where tracks are added or removed if the media changes - for example, on upgrade from audio only to a video session. Not also that when the `SessionDescriptionHandler` is constructed the media stream initially has no tracks, so the presence of tracks should not be assumed.
The session description handler is available once the `Session` state transitions to `SessionState.Established`, however there are cases where tracks are added or removed if the media changes - for example, on upgrade from audio only to a video session. Not also that when the `SessionDescriptionHandler` is constructed the media stream initially has no tracks, so the presence of tracks should not be assumed.

See [`SessionDescriptionHandler.remoteMediaStream` docs](./session-description-handler/sip.js.sessiondescriptionhandler.remotemediastream.md) for more info.

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