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[DASH] Partials manifest updates not supported, broken playback #1317
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code removed by PR #564 need more investigation |
Here are some patches that at least get the value of PresentationTimeOffset parsed out of the SegmentTemplate, but I don't know how to incorporate it into the clock timing. I'm hoping it's just a matter of some adding/subtracting some time values but this is all over my head. @matthuisman - can you explain why this was removed in #564 and what it would take to add it back in? Would it break streams from other providers? DASHTree.cpp.patch |
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atm "partials" manifest updates are not supported on ISA since you have already provided the manifests will be easier for the future do the implementation this issue is similar to #1426 |
Bug report
Describe the bug
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Playback of Hulu LiveTV content with IA results in playback jumping backwards when advertisements begin playing.
Expected Behavior
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Playback should continue smoothly - or just skip the ads/play a blank screen ;)
Actual Behavior
Playback jumps backwards and forwards, eventually the video playback ends. Issue occurs when manifest files begin including presentationTimeOffset.
Possible Fix
Implement support for presentationTimeOffset
To Reproduce
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Debuglog
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kodi.log
MPD/M3U8s/ISM
An example or copy of a manifest (or manifests for HLS - master and variants) can be found here:
manifests.zip
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Your Environment
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Android
iOS
tvOS
Linux
OSX
Windows
Windows UWP
Operating system version/name: Windows 10
Kodi version: 21.0
inputstream.adaptive version: Omega nightly build
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