On 6/11/21, 9:31 PM, "Kevin LaFlamme" wrote:
>Does my last explanation make sense or if not could you point me to
>where this reasoning is incorrect?
Your reasoning is perfectly fine. Since I haven't heard any objections to your
reply, I have pushed this patch. Thanks.
>
>Kevin LaFlamme
Does my last explanation make sense or if not could you point me to
where this reasoning is incorrect?
Kevin LaFlamme
Director of Engineering (Front End)
774.265.0382 (m)
aiera.com
On Jun 8, 2021, 8:52 PM -0400, Kevin LaFlamme , wrote:
> I just realized there’s probably a more straightforward
I just realized there’s probably a more straightforward explanation:
The scenario you brought up is already happening for all segments after
the first one, and this changes just makes the first one do the same
thing.
The following scenario happens even without this change:
Say you have a stream
To serve it in a truly streaming way does require some special purpose server
or configuration, but the `@availabilityTimeComplete` field that is written
into the manifest is supposed to indicate to the client making the request
whether or not the segment file is complete at the time it becomes
On 08.06.2021 21:24, Kevin LaFlamme wrote:
For streaming mode with fragmented MP4 the intention is to have the client read
a partial file since it’s broken up into sequential boxes that are playable
independently. This doesn’t change the segment files themselves or how they are
written, it
For streaming mode with fragmented MP4 the intention is to have the client read
a partial file since it’s broken up into sequential boxes that are playable
independently. This doesn’t change the segment files themselves or how they are
written, it just writes a full index file ahead of time.
On 08.06.2021 21:03, Kevin LaFlamme wrote:
When streaming mode is enabled with fMP4/CMAF for DASH output, the
segment files are available to read by players as soon as the first byte
is written instead of only after the file is fully written. The DASH
manifest currently only gets written when
When streaming mode is enabled with fMP4/CMAF for DASH output, the
segment files are available to read by players as soon as the first byte
is written instead of only after the file is fully written. The DASH
manifest currently only gets written when the final write to the segment
file occurs.
