Adaptive bitrate
We are getting live feed as smil file with three differnt bitrate rtmp streams. Any way we can start the JWPlayer as soon as the page loads with low bit rate stream and then change adaptively based on bandwidth.
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Heidi
JW Player Support Agent
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Yes, you can do that. Please see the documentation here, and let me know if this helps:
http://support.jwplayer.com/customer/portal/articles/1430398-adaptive-rtmp-streaming
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User
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This is exactly what we are doing now. But it is taking long time for low bandwidth users to start the stream. Is there any order we need to follow when creating the smil. Now it is created in following order 1200,800,500.
Heidi
JW Player Support Agent
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Do you have a link you could send?
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