Gary Katsevman
Gary Katsevman
By default, Safari handles HLS natively. Are you playing back natively or forcing VHS to run on Safari?
We plan on fixing it next quarter hopefully. The reason why it's a problem is because the forward buffer in MSE is quite small, and we don't handle the QuotaErrorExceeded...
Hey everyone, we have an initial fix for this. It's in VHS 2.6.4 and Video.js 7.11.7 pre-release. The current change only detects the error, clears the back buffer, and tries...
We do currently clear the back buffer on the QuotaExceededError, but it seems that Firefox's buffer smaller compared to Chrome, which means that some high bitrate video may not work...
Unfortunately, we currently only support VTT based captions in DASH, not those embedded in mp4.
Yup, vtt embedded in mp4 isn't supported. Direct vtt files are. TTML isn't supported either right now, unfortunately.
We have some work to fix this in https://github.com/videojs/vhs-utils/pull/10 and https://github.com/videojs/http-streaming/pull/762. Though, we're unlikely going to make this change in the current 1.x branch but hopefully, we'll be confident in...
VHS 2.1 supports HEVC in fmp4 and will play it back if the browser supports it.
This is coming to Video.js 7 soon.
VHS 2.2.3 has shipped in Video.js 7.10 which supports HEVC if the browser supports it and if it is packaged in an mp4.