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MSE Stream Getting Stuck in the web #1291
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Issue related to broken stream. WebRTC can handle gaps in the stream. MSE can't. |
how to resolve this issue. Could you provide the solution |
AlexxIT, Could you check the bug ? May i know the status of the bug |
This is the first time I've seen the problem "The SourceBuffer is full". Don't have any ideas yet. |
Actually WebRTC Player working fine without any Issues. but it can play only H264 codec streams only. |
This is client JavaScript issue. |
Can I use any other MSE player ? |
MSE doesn't have communication standards |
I need to play the H265 video stream could you refer any solution ? |
If there are some unknown issues with your H265 that you can't solve - you should try transcoding to H264. |
My problem is solved when I change the stream.html file to set video.background = false. The default background value was true. |
AlexxIT, Could you check the bug ? May i know the status of the bug |
Don't expect a quick fix. If I can't reproduce a bug, I can't fix it either. |
AlexxIT, Could you check the bug ? May i know the status of the bug |
Status - haven't checked yet. I have more than 50 issues to check. And more than 200 issues waiting for some response. |
System info:
Browser streams tried
http://172.25.10.28:1984/stream.html?src=test&mode=mse
The stream is freezing in Chrome on Windows, which is the main reason for using go2rtc. However, refreshing the page or performing a "Save & Restart" works fine, suggesting that the issue might be related to the stream.html player rather than the stream itself.
Since I am running it in Golang, I don't see a way to change the stream.html page to add JavaScript for automatically refreshing the page after a set number of minutes. Is it possible to add this functionality to the configuration?
Note: The WebRTC stream does not freeze in Chrome on Windows; the freezing occurs only with the MSE (Media Source Extensions) stream.
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