In Google Chrome 33, I can record and render local video at 1080p but when I stream it to the remote end it always ends up getting received as 720p. What am I doing wrong?
This is a known bug in Google Chrome. Please vote for https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=259440
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Any website that embeds a You Tube live stream give me an error message (see below) "This Live Event No Longer Available" in Chrome, only if I'm signed into Chrome. If I sign out of Chrome, or go incognito, the same embedded livestream plays fine. I have reloaded Chrome, deleted all cookies, no help.
I have the same issue and so far signing out of youtube/chrome/gmail or to go incognito is the only solution.
One day youtube stopped working on all browsers. It loads preview of the video and then loading infinite circle appears. Sometimes it shows the message: if playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device. I cleared coockies, history etc. two times. I found something about the hosts file, but the original file contains the same exact thing the guide was recommending to replace. There similar problems with youtube, but i didn't find anything that could possibly solve the issue except the host file.
Whether the problem only occurs on the YouTube site? Try to play some online video from another site, such as Bing and Google.
If this issue only occurs on the YouTube site, perhaps the issue is related the YouTube site, you could check the YouTube help forum and contact with them.
If another site also has the same problem, perhaps the issue is related to your network or computer. Please check the network connection and check which version of OS and Browser version are you using? Then, try to Restart your browser, Restart your router, Restart your computer or Update your browser to the latest version.
Make sure you use propper audio device.
When i wrote the code 6-7 months back everything was working, with no issues what so ever. But recently when i tested it, In Chrome specifically video freezes after some time.
Calling from Android implementation.
Call is working fine in firefox, safari.
If both devices are on same broadband, the issue happens about 1-2 minutes later, if anyone on 4G or cellular it happens instantly. My best guess is that chrome skips one frame to encode, and the drops all coming frames.
Here is a screenshot of webRTC internals sending video graph, after it dropped, you can clearly see the drop in 'sending bytes' and 'constant line' in encoded frames.
I don't even have any idea about how to debug this, any help is very appreciated. Thanks
How does the peerconnections iceconnectionstate look like? Does it go to disconnected and (after some time) to failed?
See https://testrtc.com/webrtc-api-trace/ for an explanation for that part of webrtc-internals.
I faced the same issue and as far as I know, this is a bug in Google Chrome version 56 and above. You can try downloading Google Chrome version below 56 it will work on the downgraded version. There are numerous bug reports filed with this bug and the interesting part is it is reproducible on Android's Google Chrome Application with version 61 and above.
Check out the following bug reports.
video Freezes on Google Chrome
Android Chrome 61, video freezes after connecting
Chrome 61 on Android 6.01 or 7.0 Received Video Freezes
Video freezing issues
I've been using jplayer jukebox for some time with no problems but it has suddenly stopped working in Chrome. Still works fine in IE and Firefox but the playlist no longer shows in Chrome. It was definitely working at the end of June 2014 when I last added a track. webpage is http://www.jonphilibert.com/gallery.htm
Any suggestions gratefully received
Hilary
Try changing the "mp3" to "M4A".
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/jplayer/Lyk7Znv1pWE
What has happened is that this Chromium issue means that Chrome uses Flash for playback since Chrome 36, rather than HTML5.
Your problem is that the path to the SWF path is set up incorrectly - Chrome Console tells me "GET http://www.jonphilibert.com/Jplayer.swf 404 (Not Found)"
So once you configure the player to have the correct SWF file path, playback should start working again in Chrome.
Note this means that playback also won't be working in other browsers that don't support HTML5 audio.
Anybody experience this issue with the chrome browser?
I loaded chrome on my Windows 8 tablet pc so I could use chromecast. Logged into my youtube account.
Then clicked on 'Playlists' link and chrome just hangs forever saying 'Loading..."
Through Firefox on the same system I have no problem trying to do the exact same thing.
Anybody know what's going on and what to do?
Thanks for any help.