Hi Stephan, hi Carlos,
we experienced the same issue while testing newer versions of paella (above version 6.5.2 if I remember correctly). We set /Root/Application/HTTPStreamer cupertinoChunkDurationTarget Integer 6000 (which is apples recommentdation) in our Wowza application to shrink the size of the individual chunks in the playlist.m3u8 which helps. The underlying issue seems to be though, that the chunkloading isn't fast enough on slower connections for newer versions of paella. Even a higher than normal latency of around 200ms was enough to stall paella.
kind regards
Christoph
On 17.02.22 15:37, Carlos Turro Ribalta <
tu...@cc.upv.es> wrote:
> Hi Stephan
>
> Thanks for the info. I see the issue and we are going to look into it
>
> Carlos
>
> *De:*
us...@opencast.org <
us...@opencast.org> *En nombre de *Stephan
> Krinetzki
> *Enviado el:* jueves, 17 de febrero de 2022 8:48
> *Para:* Opencast Users <
us...@opencast.org>
> *Asunto:* [OC Users] Bug in HLS PLayer of Paella
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> Since the last upgrade (Opencast 9.x to 10.9) we have been experiencing
> problems with users not being able to play videos via the Paella Player.
> This especially affects users who are either abroad or generally have a
> poor internet connection. When loading the page, the loading animation
> starts, but the video is not played.
>
> The whole thing can be reproduced as follows:
>
> 1. Go to
https://paellaplayer.upv.es/demos/multi-quality-hls/
> <
https://paellaplayer.upv.es/demos/multi-quality-hls/>
> 2. Open the browser developer tools
> 3. Enable throttling at "Fast 3G" (Chrome) or "Regular 3G" (Firefox)
> 4. Reload page
> 5. Click video
> <mailto:
users+un...@opencast.org>.
> <mailto:
users+un...@opencast.org>.
>