Maikel Sibbald
New Member
Hi,
My client is using OBS to upstream RTMP to an Edgecast server. Now we get the effect that when the live streamin has been running for a while let's say 2min. The client who watches the stream in the player,(coming in the stream after 2 min.) is seeing the frame of the moment the stream was started, then it plays the "history" frames in fast forward style till the moment it is suppose to show, which is the current time of the live stream.
Now I've excluded the player and server in this scenario. Because I've tested it with the JWplayer AND used FMLE to stream RTMP to the server. The effect is gone.
Is there a setting in OBS that causes this effect? Again using FMLE doesn't show this. The client is using OBS so I rather stick to it and solve this issue.
Thanks!
Maik
My client is using OBS to upstream RTMP to an Edgecast server. Now we get the effect that when the live streamin has been running for a while let's say 2min. The client who watches the stream in the player,(coming in the stream after 2 min.) is seeing the frame of the moment the stream was started, then it plays the "history" frames in fast forward style till the moment it is suppose to show, which is the current time of the live stream.
Now I've excluded the player and server in this scenario. Because I've tested it with the JWplayer AND used FMLE to stream RTMP to the server. The effect is gone.
Is there a setting in OBS that causes this effect? Again using FMLE doesn't show this. The client is using OBS so I rather stick to it and solve this issue.
Thanks!
Maik
