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I have to find a solution or a workaround to my scenario.
We use NMS to make sport live streaming, using 4G for trasmission (ISP offer dynamic IP behind D-NAT). All works flowly but if there's a connection drops (change 4G public ip/port), NMS, after his timeout settings behaviour, drops (correctly) the inactive session (I think identified on ip:port).
This would not be the real problem, but we use HLS indexing and on streaming restart also indexing restarts, from 0. On the other side, player, doesen't know this and try to find the-next-one-chunk (p.e. index5879.ts), forever, when the m3u8 has index0.ts, index1.ts, index2.ts.
The momentary workaround was to intercept this from our CDN network and reload webpage. It's works, but with a ugly end user experience.
Based on my past Vimeo experience, I have notice that they leave open session (based on random stream key token) for 5 minutes after you push GoLive button, regardless of whether rtmp encoder (OBS) is broadcasting or not, or even on connection drop and stream restarting.
Obviously I'm not asking for any of this, but I would like to understand if NMS has any tweaks that allow you to keep the session active on the same rtmp key
Thanks
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Hello,
I have to find a solution or a workaround to my scenario.
We use NMS to make sport live streaming, using 4G for trasmission (ISP offer dynamic IP behind D-NAT). All works flowly but if there's a connection drops (change 4G public ip/port), NMS, after his timeout settings behaviour, drops (correctly) the inactive session (I think identified on ip:port).
This would not be the real problem, but we use HLS indexing and on streaming restart also indexing restarts, from 0. On the other side, player, doesen't know this and try to find the-next-one-chunk (p.e. index5879.ts), forever, when the m3u8 has index0.ts, index1.ts, index2.ts.
The momentary workaround was to intercept this from our CDN network and reload webpage. It's works, but with a ugly end user experience.
Based on my past Vimeo experience, I have notice that they leave open session (based on random stream key token) for 5 minutes after you push GoLive button, regardless of whether rtmp encoder (OBS) is broadcasting or not, or even on connection drop and stream restarting.
Obviously I'm not asking for any of this, but I would like to understand if NMS has any tweaks that allow you to keep the session active on the same rtmp key
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: