From my prior threads, I'm working with HTML5 streaming video, and I'm running into a new problem.
I can get the video streams working properly in Safari using a moon.VideoPlayer (sound is a little off, but that seems to be an issue with the transcoder rather than the HTML5 video - I may come back to that one).
However, when I attempt to use the same streams on a webOS TV running webOS 3.0, the stream will load, and display the first frame, then playback will stop, and appear to freeze (just the feed, not the entire app). No additional content ever loads. If I change the feed source, same problem.
I have other (non live-streaming) video running successfully in the same app, and the streaming video is encoded using h264/aac, which I understand should be comparable.
Does anyone know if there are any quirks that I should be aware of on the TV, or do I need to change the encoding? (I can do that if necessary).
Any help would be much appreciated.
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For this project though, I'm just using Safari for development/testing. It doesn't matter if the video actually plays there or not.
Do you know if there is a preferred encoding for the TV, or is that something that I need to go and ask over on the TV forums?