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HLS.js is a powerful JavaScript library that implements an HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) client, a widely-used protocol for video streaming across both on-demand and live formats. Although HLS is termed “live” streaming, it supports both live and on-demand playback by breaking down video files into smaller HTTP segments. HLS.js relies on HTML5 video and MediaSource Extensions to provide seamless, adaptive video playback directly in the browser.
HLS.js operates by transmuxing MPEG-2 Transport Streams and audio (AAC/MP3) into MP4 fragments for smooth delivery and compatibility with modern devices. This transmuxing is done asynchronously, using Web Workers where available, to optimize performance. Additionally, it supports advanced configurations such as fragmented MP4 (fMP4), which was introduced at WWDC 2016, allowing developers to use HLS.js in various use cases with minimal buffering and high-quality playback.
Key features of HLS.js include support for both live and VOD (Video on Demand) playlists, DVR functionality for live streams, compatibility with various media containers like fragmented MP4 and MPEG-2 TS, and multiple audio and video codecs. HLS.js also adapts streaming quality based on network conditions, dynamically adjusting video quality to ensure optimal performance. It supports subtitles, closed captions (CEA-608/708), alternate audio tracks, and offers both manual and automatic quality switching modes.
For resilience in streaming, HLS.js incorporates robust error recovery with retry mechanisms to maintain playback even under challenging network conditions. It supports encryption methods like AES-128 and DRM systems such as FairPlay, PlayReady, and Widevine, enabling secure streaming. Furthermore, HLS.js supports a variety of HLS-specific tags and metadata, which allows for accurate seeking and buffering.
HLS.js also provides built-in analytics, capturing both network and video playback events to offer valuable insights. Developers can monitor playback session metrics, error rates, and bandwidth changes, making it a highly effective library for building modern, adaptable, and resilient streaming applications.
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