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Originally posted by **lexy10** September 12, 2024
I am confused on what is going on, when streaming hls and uploading to s3 or on local server, after streaming for 10mins, the m3u8 #EXTINF: file contains some large number. Example below
#EXTINF:2.800000,
livestream_b2c9a158-0c91-4860-9cb0-ed248997689d_1080p2500kbps000000036.ts
#EXTINF:1.433333,
livestream_b2c9a158-0c91-4860-9cb0-ed248997689d_1080p2500kbps000000037.ts
#EXTINF:1.333333,
livestream_b2c9a158-0c91-4860-9cb0-ed248997689d_1080p2500kbps000000038.ts
#EXTINF:2.766667,
livestream_b2c9a158-0c91-4860-9cb0-ed248997689d_1080p2500kbps000000039.ts
#EXTINF:1.400000,
livestream_b2c9a158-0c91-4860-9cb0-ed248997689d_1080p2500kbps000000040.ts
#EXTINF:2.433333,
livestream_b2c9a158-0c91-4860-9cb0-ed248997689d_1080p2500kbps000000041.ts
**#EXTINF:89483.400000,**
livestream_b2c9a158-0c91-4860-9cb0-ed248997689d_1080p2500kbps000000042.ts
#EXTINF:2.400000,
the average is 2.4, but then we have #EXTINF:89483.400000,
And it happens in like 3 places depending on how long the stream is, how can this be solved please? I am using adaptive rate too.
Environment: Docker
AMS Version: 2.10.0 Enterprise
Encoder: H.264
GOP: No idea
Bitrates: 800hbps, 1000kbps, 1800kbps, 2000kbps, 2500kbps (I am using the Adaptive Streaming)
Published from android - ios sdk
Discussed in https://github.com/orgs/ant-media/discussions/6645
Environment: Docker AMS Version: 2.10.0 Enterprise Encoder: H.264 GOP: No idea Bitrates: 800hbps, 1000kbps, 1800kbps, 2000kbps, 2500kbps (I am using the Adaptive Streaming) Published from android - ios sdk