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Was the init segment repeated in the playlist? If the init segments are identical, you do not need to repeat them. If the timestamps are contiguous, you don't need a discontinuity tag. Inserting init segments can introduce interruptions in decoding and rendering so only introduce them and discontinuities in the playlist when necessary. The interruption is not caused by HLS.js. It is the browser's responsibility to decode and render the buffered media as seamlessly as possible. If you are producing content with audio, it will be more noticeable. |
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They were part of the same file which was splitted at keyframes and starts from 0, to compensate timestamp issue we created seperate playlist with |
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I have a single video file that I split at keyframes and then transcoded each chunk in parallel, using the appropriate output_ts_offset to maintain timing. Despite this i see an abrupt transition from one part to another part
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What I Tried:
Ensuring that output_ts_offset is properly set during transcoding to align timestamps.

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