Well first thanks for the videojs adaptation.
I have found this to be more stable so far than videojs-hls-contrib. Mostly because the stream restart well after a pause. Pause play works great IF the file being streamed is the same.
I explain: I create "pseudo" live streams with mp4 files. Usually when I pause the player and click play (much later then) and the file being streamed is different of the one then when I clicked pause, the player isn't able to display the video, though it download 3 .ts files. but doesn't play them, then only fetch .m3u8 forever.
It doesn't happen all the time but very often.. what came to my mind is this happen because the encoding of the mp4 is different of the previous one.
I tried also with flowplayer adaptation in case, same happen.
My current production scenario use the mangui custom flash player for hls. That player doesn't have issue recovering a stream between different files
Well first thanks for the videojs adaptation. I have found this to be more stable so far than videojs-hls-contrib. Mostly because the stream restart well after a pause. Pause play works great IF the file being streamed is the same.
I explain: I create "pseudo" live streams with mp4 files. Usually when I pause the player and click play (much later then) and the file being streamed is different of the one then when I clicked pause, the player isn't able to display the video, though it download 3 .ts files. but doesn't play them, then only fetch .m3u8 forever.
It doesn't happen all the time but very often.. what came to my mind is this happen because the encoding of the mp4 is different of the previous one.
I tried also with flowplayer adaptation in case, same happen.
My current production scenario use the mangui custom flash player for hls. That player doesn't have issue recovering a stream between different files