SourceLiveConfig

@objcMembers
@objc(BMPSourceLiveConfig)
public class SourceLiveConfig : NSObject

Contains config values regarding the behaviour when playing live streams.

  • The minimum buffer depth of a stream needed to enable time shifting.

    When the internal value for the maximal possible timeshift is lower than this value, timeshifting should be disabled. That means Player.maxTimeShift returns 0 in that case. This value should always be non-positive value.

    Default value is -40.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var minTimeshiftBufferDepth: TimeInterval

  • The target latency in seconds, i.e. the distance from the stream’s real live edge to be maintained by the player during playback.

    This defines the live edge as seen by the player, e.g. a Player.timeShift to 0 will end up at the player’s live edge, which is targetLatency away from the stream’s real live edge. This value should always be positive.

    Related APIs:

    Note

    The system works on a best effort basis but there is no guarantee that the target latency will be always reached exactly. This is especially the case for lower values.

    Default value is nan, meaning that the default system behaviour is maintained.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var targetLatency: TimeInterval

  • Specifies if the player should try to automatically restore the previous playback position after a stall.

    If set to true, the player will time shift to the last playback position after a stall ended (does not have to be the configured targetLatency). For example, when the player stalls after calling player.timeShift = -10, it will try to restore the -10 seconds time shift automatically.

    Note

    If the network cannot deliver media quickly enough playback may stall endlessly.

    Does not have any effect for VOD assets. Default value is false

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var automaticallyPreservesLatency: Bool