is ogv.js support live stream

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JavaScript media player using Ogg/Vorbis/Theora/Opus/WebM libs compiled with Emscripten

https://brooke.vibber.net/misc/ogv.js/demo/

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is ogv.js support live stream #482

Open tonystack03 opened 6 years ago

bvibber commented 6 years ago

A live-encoded Ogg stream over HTTP download should work, though it doesn't handle chaining yet which can be a problem for some radio-style streams.

MPEG-DASH style streaming for WebM will be supported in the future, but the MSE API has to be implemented first.

tonystack03 commented 6 years ago

Expect to be done, this will be a very subversive thing. Mobile web pages to see low-latency live broadcast is still a very challenging thing.

arputcu commented 6 years ago

@brion you working on the MSE support?

bvibber commented 6 years ago

I plan to be working on MSE in the first half of 2018 since I hope to migrate Wikimedia Commons video to MPEG-DASH; but we'll see how it fits in with other work priorities. :)

Very low-latency work might need to ship individual frames over WebSockets or something (versus loading chunks for DASH) but should theoretically be able to use the MSE interface as well for actually feeding them into the decoder.

arpu commented 6 years ago

will this work on ios 11 ? mpeg-dash webm vp9 video

arpu commented 4 years ago

Hello again :> is there any sample available to use this with dash vp9 ?