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DashJs player is clearing buffer when switching between periods, which causes rebuffering.
We are using 1 minute periods and it causes us frequent rebuffering when user seeks.
For now we have diagnosed part which is causing this behaviour: function prepareOuterPeriodPlaybackSeeking() is pruning buffer on period switch (calls bufferController.pruneAllSafely()). Removing this line fixes issue, but introduces problem with not clearing buffer.
We have tried replacing bufferController.pruneAllSafely() with bufferController.clearBuffers() to clear buffer outside our settings range, but it causes issue with SourceBuffer limit: This MediaSource has reached the limit of SourceBuffer objects it can handle. No additional SourceBuffer objects may be added.
Is there any way of avoiding this behaviour? It does not occur when seeking within period.
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DashJs player is clearing buffer when switching between periods, which causes rebuffering.
We are using 1 minute periods and it causes us frequent rebuffering when user seeks.
For now we have diagnosed part which is causing this behaviour: function
prepareOuterPeriodPlaybackSeeking()
is pruning buffer on period switch (callsbufferController.pruneAllSafely()
). Removing this line fixes issue, but introduces problem with not clearing buffer.We have tried replacing
bufferController.pruneAllSafely()
withbufferController.clearBuffers()
to clear buffer outside our settings range, but it causes issue with SourceBuffer limit:This MediaSource has reached the limit of SourceBuffer objects it can handle. No additional SourceBuffer objects may be added.
Is there any way of avoiding this behaviour? It does not occur when seeking within period.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: