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MediaSPIP Simple : futur thème graphique par défaut ?
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Is there any way to resume live h264 playback (client rejoin) using the h.264 codec ?
22 février 2021, par IceCurrently, I'm having a bit of an issue with the MediaSource API for resuming live h264 playback.
My server-side code will keep the first packet from FFmpeg, then dispatch it to clients. However, this works well but raises an issue.


When I restart the stream and it dispatches to the client(s), it goes as expected and this is the result I expect when a client disconnects then has to reconnect to the stream, is the aforementioned result


However, if I were to rejoin the stream, I get this as the result


Also, FFMpeg data is being sent to the client in the picture above, it's just not rendering it for some reason.


Here's my function for playing audio/video frames that I get from the server.


private _playFrame(type: 0 | 1) {
 const src = type === 0 ? this.audioSource : this.videoSource;
 if (!src || src.updating) return;
 const queue = type === 0 ? this.audioFrameQueue : this.videoFrameQueue;
 src.appendBuffer(queue.shift());
 if (this.video.src && this.video.paused) this.video.play().then(() => null);
}



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NewTeeVee Guide to Playing WebM
4 août 2010, par noreply@blogger.com (John Luther)Janko Roettgers at NewTeeVee has written a handy guide to playing WebM video on your system. Check it out.
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NewTeeVee Guide to Playing WebM
4 août 2010, par noreply@blogger.com (John Luther)Janko Roettgers at NewTeeVee has written a handy guide to playing WebM video on your system. Check it out.