HLS: iOS clients treat maxLiveSyncPlaybackRate as the default playback rate #3731
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@deepseth thanks for the explanation, i just found out why i was not able to replicate the issue: it arises when using iOS with a hls.js-capable device. Usually, iOS devices are not able to run hls.js since they miss the HTML5 Media Source extension. This is related to the iOS + iPad combination. The only problem i see is that |
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replaced by #3734 |
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This issue is mentioned in release v1.9.1 🚀 |
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As highlighted in #3155, iOS clients are treating maxLiveSyncPlaybackRate as the default playback speed. Changing this to 1.0 (from 1.5) results in iOS clients streaming at 1.0 speed by default instead.