Gilles Boccon-Gibod
Gilles Boccon-Gibod
Ok, I'll add this to the TODO list of new features to work on.
What player are you using?
If your goal is to produce a DASH stream where the file isn't split into individual segments, I would recommend using the 'on-demand' profile, which you'd get by using the...
I'll take a look at the audio issue shortly to see if I can repro and understand what's going on. Do you observe the issue just with video.js, or other...
Just to be clear about what I should be looking at: are you saying that the output of `mp4dash --hls .mp4` produces an m3u8 file that works in Safari but...
`--no-split` does work for HLS without a special server, but not with DASH (at least not trivially), because HLS can address segments by byte ranges. So if you only need...
In the case of a single mp4 file, it isn't possible to skip what's confusing the browser, because there's only one init segment, which contains both audio and video information,...
You should be using: `mp4decrypt --key : encrypted.mp4 decrypted.mp4` where is the track ID with your audio track (if you have multiple tracks, you use multiple `--key` options). You can...
> > You should be using: `mp4decrypt --key : encrypted.mp4 decrypted.mp4` where is the track ID with your audio track (if you have multiple tracks, you use multiple `--key` options)....
The 80ms shift in timestamp is what's specified in the input video you link to here. You can check the timestamp values that are signaled in the video stream, by...