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For live streams with manifest updates, in case the content steering signaling (BaseURL, Location, ContentSteering) is provided only in the first manifest but not in the manifest updates, what shall be the client behavior?
shall the client invalidate the content steering signaling, and therefore keep the selected BaseURL and Location before manifest update for next fragment and manifest requests, and stop the steering manifest updates ?
or shall it maintain all the logic according to signaling received in the 1st manifest ?
From IOP, section 5.3.3.3: "In addition, updates in the MPD only extend the timeline. This means that information provided in a previous version of the MPD shall not be invalidated in an updated MPD."
In my understanding players should be conformed to option 2, but to date dash.js seems to be conformed to option 1.
Option 2 would enable setting up a content steering proxy service that manipulates and adds content steering signaling in the MPD and redirect subsequent manifest requests to a different Location, avoiding players to refresh the manifest from this proxy service.
Regards
Bertrand
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For live streams with manifest updates, in case the content steering signaling (
BaseURL
,Location
,ContentSteering
) is provided only in the first manifest but not in the manifest updates, what shall be the client behavior?BaseURL
andLocation
before manifest update for next fragment and manifest requests, and stop the steering manifest updates ?From IOP, section 5.3.3.3:
"In addition, updates in the MPD only extend the timeline. This means that information provided in a previous version of the MPD shall not be invalidated in an updated MPD."
In my understanding players should be conformed to option 2, but to date dash.js seems to be conformed to option 1.
Option 2 would enable setting up a content steering proxy service that manipulates and adds content steering signaling in the MPD and redirect subsequent manifest requests to a different
Location
, avoiding players to refresh the manifest from this proxy service.Regards
Bertrand
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: