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Seek to 0s in Firefox 67.0~70.0.1 causes playback to stop - also on 3.0.1 #3010
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Reproduce here. I am taking a look to see how to fix this. |
I have tested today with http://reference.dashif.org/dash.js/nightly/samples/dash-if-reference-player/index.html (commit fd2c359) on https://dash.akamaized.net/akamai/bbb_30fps/bbb_30fps.mpd and it seams harder to reproduce (probably 3x as many seek events required) than v2.9.3 and nightly build I've tested 13 days ago and the logs seem to be slightly more informative.
Is there any way I can help in resolving this issue? |
I've seen that you are preparing the v3.0.1 release 13745c6 and done another round of testing
The video just stalls indefinitely with full buffers. |
The issue reproduces on firefox 70.0.1 and newly released dashjs 3.0.1 |
Fixed here #3143 |
Environment
Steps to reproduce
I'm typically able to reproduce the problem 2-3 iteration (20-60s)
Example JS console interaction triggering the problem (clicking on seekbar directly reproduces the problem just as well).
Observed behaviour
After seeking few times (see "Steps to reproduce") and then to 0s the playback stops while the player ui remains in playing state with seekbar at previous playback time. Buffer ranges seam to be sufficiently filled.
Contrarry to screenshots below the problem does not seam to be reproduced only on lowest bitrate/resolution.
Console output
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Marks code input to JS console. This problem is also reproducible (although harder due to my butter fingers) by clicking on seekbar but I think using JS console gives slightly more informative log.If I'm able to enable some higher debug levels or provide more detailed information I'll gladly do it.
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