Hi, Currently, ffmpeg supports starting a HLS output with EXT-X-DISCONTINUITY, which is useful. But I'm reading a continous input from MPEGTS RTP signal, which sometimes as a discontinuity in it. When this happens, ffmpeg stalls and stops. If it's in the range specified by dts_delta_threshold, it keeps going, though incorrectly from a HLS standpoint (because it doesn't emit a EXT-X-DISCONTINUITY when the change happens). Since this middle-discontinuity is supported by HLS (also by the input), could ffmpeg recognize this and emit the correct mark for the output? The example is pretty straightforward: ffmpeg -i rtp://239.0.0.2:9333 -c copy -f hls ... Cheers, Felipe Damasio
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