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There are several potential reasons why a flutter app using flutter-webrtc might crash:

1. Incorrect implementation: If the implementation of flutter-webrtc is not done properly, it can cause crashes. Double-check the implementation and ensure that it follows the recommended practices.

2. Incompatible version: Ensure that the version of flutter-webrtc being used is compatible with the version of Flutter used in the app.

3. Audio/Video Codec issues: If the audio or video codecs being used are not compatible, it may cause the app to crash. Ensure that the codecs being used are supported by flutter-webrtc.

4. Network issues: Poor network connectivity or packet loss can result in unstable media streams and crashes.

5. Insufficient device resources: If the device running the app has insufficient resources like RAM or processing power, it may cause the app to crash when trying to handle the media stream.

6. Bugs within flutter-webrtc library: Sometimes, there may be bugs within the flutter-webrtc library itself that can cause app crashes. Check for any known issues and try to find solutions or workarounds.

To solve the issue, it is recommended to check the log messages, error messages, and exception traces to understand the cause of the crash. This can help in identifying potential solutions or workarounds. It is also recommended to seek support from the community or the flutter-webrtc development team, if needed.