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When playing a truncated Akamai stream with subtitles enabled (truncation via start and end parameters), the subtitles track is correctly aligned at the beginning, but its length is bigger than the stream duration. As a result, the player never reaches the end state.
The current strategy is to test in the periodic time observer (every 0.1 seconds) if the current time is greater or equal than the duration range.
Unfortunately, the last observed playback time could be near the end of the duration range, but just before. The player goes in a stalled mode.
feature/player-ended proposition is to test when the stalled state is beginning, if the time is at last one second from the end of the duration end or after, set the player to the end state.
When playing a truncated Akamai stream with subtitles enabled (truncation via
start
andend
parameters), the subtitles track is correctly aligned at the beginning, but its length is bigger than the stream duration. As a result, the player never reaches the end state.This issue is similar to #65 .
Issue type
Incorrect behavior
Description of the problem
Subtitles track for truncated streams is an Akamai beta feature. We should report the bug and implement a workaround in the meantime.
Environment information
Reproducibility
Always reproducible
Steps to reproduce
start
andend
parameters, for example SRF 10v10 subject of 6 minutes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: