In 2003, Macromedia enabled Flash Player 7 to support HTTP delivery Simpler HTTP delivery has mostly been easier and more cost-effective. Has traditionally been harder for web developers to implement, and Ubiquitous introduction to desktop browsers for well over a decade, Some manufacturers in the industry have called RTMP Video (FLV) format, stream was live or VOD.įor FCS, licensing costs were high (up to $5,000 per server), and asĪ result, CDN costs were high than other proprietary streamingįormats. With Flash Player 6 in 2002, the brand new Macromedia FlashĬommunication Server MX (FCS) required to stream the evolving Flash As soon as Macromedia first pronounced RTMP Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) streaming obsolete. I recommend reading this article on encoding your video files: How to Encode your Video Files Properly Before you Upload to the RTMP ServerĪnd support of HTTP video streaming, it may be tempting to consider You should check the media files streamed to ensure they have the correct format. Most browsers only support AAC or MP3 audio.

I believe it is due to the audio codec used on the stream, which VLC is showing as “ADTS”. However, the error displayed in Google Chrome is: ERROR: (CODE:3 MEDIA_ERR_DECODE) The media playback was aborted due to a corruption problem or because the media used features your browser did not support If none of the above quick fixes work, there may be some deeper issues with the video.Ĭopying the link of the stream to VLC, I can see the direct m3u8 file is opening in VLC. Irrespective of the browser you’re using – Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Opera – try the below fixes first to resolve the issue:ĭelete cookies, cache and browsing history 'The media playback was aborted due to a corruption problem or because the media used features your browser did not support.' Sometimes the player stops and you will see this error

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