Closed bchah closed 8 months ago
@bchah Hi!. hls.js shows low latency, but default safari player does not.
About the live catch up feature, Live catch up when playback starts was default feature. But removed (7b66a2f04d0dde28ad3861b07f46bba8b4e7424d). This is because there was a bit of a stall when I forced the sync to match and played it for the first time. Therefore, I decided this is the application feature and removed it from the default player function.
Here is the code to match the sink. player.seek(Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER);
https://github.com/AirenSoft/OvenPlayer/issues/329
By the way the stalling happen because we seek to MAX_SAFE_INTEGER. If we can seek at the right time (within 1-2 seconds of live time), we can also prevent the stalling.
@bchah In my experience, on iOS 16.3.1 it starts playing from the latest possible position, but after I updated to 16.5 yesterday it starts with a big buffer like you said. Looks like Safari changed its policy. :-(
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When starting an LL-HLS stream in Safari browser, it starts about 15 seconds behind the live stream, almost as if it uses classic HLS by default. If you click the 'Live Streaming' button in OvenPlayer it catches up to regular LL-HLS latency but I expect this should be the default behaviour. @SangwonOh is this something you have observed with Safari?