Manifest parser works slower in IE than other browsers (ie Chrome). The difference is significant with large manifest.

With a manifest of 7k+ lines, it would take IE >5s to parse the manifest, comparing to <1s in Chrome.

IE:
[13:2:44.318] verbose: azureHtml5JS: manifestParser: Parsing complete: ( xml2json: 5019ms, objectiron: 848ms, total: 5.867s)

Chrome:
[13:30:7.744] verbose: azureHtml5JS: manifestParser: Parsing complete: ( xml2json: 673ms, objectiron: 139ms, total: 0.812s)

The Azure Media Player examples on http://ampdemo.azureedge.net/ only work in Chrome and nothing else. How is it possible that your examples do not work in products of your own company?

It would be a great tool to have the ability to analyze a video with an API call, prior to the trans-coding step. We have an issue where we don't have the format/encoding/compression information for all of our videos or other meta-data like video duration, resolution, etc. It would be great to be able to extract this information as a separate API, without an encoding process.

When a video is hyperlapsed the algorithm seems to zoom and scale which sometimes causes a wobble. Can you add an option to disable this part of the algorithm to avoid this jitter.

Not sure if it's by design or not, but AMP fails if there is no audio track.

I can see a number of valid business cases for videos with no audio tracks.

The errors:
MEDIA_ERR_SRC_NOT_SUPPORTED
error: azureHtml5JS: workflowSequencer: stepRejected: Module = streamSelector FailureCode = 0x00400003err: Video or audio streams not found

Using redactor for post production process need to suppoft MXF or some professional file/codec. It's useful the redoctor support MXF file as output.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/media-services-face-redaction

Hello,

I would like when would these apis will be released - since it is now in "preview"
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/media-services-face-redaction

1. What is the performance SLA for the encoding job? To be more clear, for encoding a 30 min video and generate 5 adaptive bit rate file, how much time it would take? Please share the reports, if you have.

2. Are these SLAs associated with the VMs it is running with? How can I know the mapping between them?

Since Azure Media Player version 2.1.0 and above, the exception below occurs and style seems to be broken.

azuremediaplayer.min.js:38 Uncaught DOMException: Failed to execute 'add' on 'DOMTokenList': The token provided must not be empty.

Refer to the attached screenshot.

If it is not yet、I'd like to add options that displays CC at the beginning of playback.

Hi,

I would like to use Azure Media Service Nuget package on my UWP app. But, when I installed it, it showed me an error.

Error looks like this:
windowsazure.mediaservices 3.8.0.5 is not compatible with uap10.0.10586

It seems that the latest update of the package is near the end of last year and still does not support .NET platform. When is it available ?

Azure Media Indexer v2 automatically redacts certain content when generating transcripts, such as profanity. There is currently no way to turn off this content filtering, making the transcripts less useful.

Add a setting that allows this functionality to be toggled for each job

In Azure Media Player, the default value of the volume is max, and the default value of the bit rate is auto.
We can remember those value if we use a web browser cookie, but AMP will be more useful if there is a feature to remember these value by default.

Hi to all,
How could I Manage Azure Media Server programmatically.
example: I have created from portal.azure.com one (1) AMS.
But when S3 10 cores reach the limit, I will need to create a new AMS programmatically.
- How I will know when S3 core reach the limit?
- How I can create new instance of AMS programmatically?
- How I will know when S3 core are idle or AMS is idle?

Thanks

Nikolas

Why do you not support classic endpoints anymore?
I can imagine that media services were born to give streaming capabilities to big companies, but in my case I developed a CMS that is used by many companies, totally based on Azure (web app, storage, cdn, etc.). Sometimes I have designed for my customers a home page that has a video background. Obviously in this case I cannot ask to my customer to pay 50USD/month only for the video background.
For these basic cases the classic endpoint was very cheap and useful.
Obviously now I’m forced to switch to YouTube.

It's helpful to key rotation feature for 24x365 live streaming if Contents Holder required that supported by PlayReady 3.0 or later. Hope we can provide this as option.