ntakouris
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10 years ago You shouldn't simulate the hibernate. There is a mistake possibly in code. Add debug statements to see what happens before and after hibernate but also when the error happens you may need alter some code . If its not a iPlayer issue try switching browsers , maybe os for testing On Jul 9, 2014 11:02 PM, "cgrozev" notifications@github.com wrote:
Well, the title says it almost all...Using a live ice-cast aac stream does not work with jplayer at all; when the ?type=flv is appended to link, it starts for a half-second and stops (as reported by other users here). BUT, shockingly, I discovered that after have attempted to start the player and after it plays the half-second and goes dead, if I set my laptop to hibernate and then wake it back up, the streams starts to play automatically and from that moment on the player functions normally. Does this make any sense to you? Any idea how I can "simulate" the sleep/wake-up programmatically so it would stream normally?
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vlinder
Cipa
Well, the title says it almost all...Using a live ice-cast aac stream does not work with jplayer at all; when the ?type=flv is appended to link, it starts for a half-second and stops (as reported by other users here). BUT, shockingly, I discovered that after have attempted to start the player and after it plays the half-second and goes dead, if I set my laptop to hibernate and then wake it back up, the streams starts to play automatically and from that moment on the player functions normally. Does this make any sense to you? Any idea how I can "simulate" the sleep/wake-up programmatically so it would stream normally?