Closed Gianlucccc closed 4 hours ago
No, not currently...and we are not sure this is something any of the Windows APIs expose. Which one are you using?
Also we would like to know if we are currently streaming a true stream or a vod .
Yes, you can check if the duration is infinite:
bool bIsLiveStream = double.IsInfinity( _myMediaPlayer.Info.GetDuration() );
No, not currently...and we are not sure this is something any of the Windows APIs expose. Which one are you using?
Honestly im using webgl, but it was listed on the options, and i know you dont support it anymore, im just trying to understand if there's any viable option to be sure that my client is using the correct codec, cause we are suspecting they are not
Indeed, as you state, WebGL is no longer officially supported, but that does not mean we will not try to help where we can.
In the case of this question, there is no way to tell what codec is being used as is it all very browser specific with reference to WebGL. The only thing you can do is make sure your client and yourselves are using the same OS, browser and version number.
In future, please provide accurate information when submitting an issue or we just end up wasting your and our time.
thank you very much, and apologies for not telling you about webgl, it is not listed on the options, sorry
No problem :) Sorry we cannot give a better answer/solution
Note: I edited my above response adding the following, in case you missed it:
"The only thing you can do is make sure your client and yourselves are using the same OS, browser and version number."
AVPro Video Version
core unity 3.0.10
Which platform is your question for?
Windows
Your question
we are wondering if there's a way to know the current codec of the streaming we are using in our project. Also we would like to know if we are currently streaming a true stream or a vod .