Comment by pjc50
6 days ago
Most browsers don't support HLS or DASH.
(And why does that matter? Dynamic bitrate adjustment. The chunks are slightly easier to cache as well.)
6 days ago
Most browsers don't support HLS or DASH.
(And why does that matter? Dynamic bitrate adjustment. The chunks are slightly easier to cache as well.)
> Most browsers don't support HLS or DASH.
Most can via media source extensions.
But that's not native. That's how videojs+HLS.js works, it plugs in the MSE to handle HLS.
Using plain video element plus HLS.js is not complicated or difficult.
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