Quality Dots and StreamBitrates settings
Lately, we've found that some developers have been confused about how they should be using the StreamBitrates setting in the content metadata passed to roVideoScreen. This is an important setting to s...
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Okay, thanks for the tip, I will give your suggestion a try.
I also found the following: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=38689&p=254439&hilit=bitrate which relates to the isStreamStarted()
isStreamStarted()
• Event to give details about the stream that was started.
• Event Details: Type = 20, Msg = “”, Index = Seconds from Play to Start Streaming, Data = 0
Info = { url:<url of video>, StreamBitrate:<bitrate of stream>, MeasuredBitrate:<actualBitrateOfDataTransfer>, IsUnderrun:<true if streamStarted is the result of an underrun> }
I also found the following: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=38689&p=254439&hilit=bitrate which relates to the isStreamStarted()
isStreamStarted()
• Event to give details about the stream that was started.
• Event Details: Type = 20, Msg = “”, Index = Seconds from Play to Start Streaming, Data = 0
Info = { url:<url of video>, StreamBitrate:<bitrate of stream>, MeasuredBitrate:<actualBitrateOfDataTransfer>, IsUnderrun:<true if streamStarted is the result of an underrun> }
"TheEndless" wrote:
My assumption was that the amount of bandwidth being used would be enough of an indication for you to determine which stream bitrate was being used. If you use the "http.connect" log type, it should give you the URL of the stream being requested when it requests it or switches bitrates, so you could possibly use the two to get the information you need.
