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?

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

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.

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.

I have already try many ways, but still failed.

Such like,

myPlayer.src({
src: sourceLink,
type: 'application/vnd.ms-sstr+xml',
}, [{
default: true,
src: vttSubtitle,
kind: 'subtitles',
label: 'tw',
srclang: 'zh-hant',
}]);

Any idea? Thanks!

It would be highly beneficial to provide both Angular and angular 2 components in node_module format that could be used for mainstream projects.

Right now it is difficult if you use webpack or similar because it relies heavily on npm and node_modules. It would be highly beneficial if this was setup properly for AMP with full typescript definitions available in the package as well.

The Timeline Preview displays static thumbnails that correspond to the video's playhead location in the Player's seek-bar. Hovering over any time location in the seek-bar will display the relevant Timeline Preview tooltip. This allows viewers to skim quickly through the video's playback and skip to interest points easily.

Add a feature to loop a video. This would be useful in installations using Azure Media Player to stream video from Azure to a display wall or similar.

Please can you put dates on the changelog for Azure Media Player.
https://amp.azure.net/libs/amp/latest/docs/changelog.html

Thanks
Alistair

While AES works fine in Chrome itself, the video won't play back properly in Chromium because it attempts to use Widevine even when only AES is available.

The details are here: https://bitbucket.org/chromiumembedded/cef/issues/1964/aes-encrypted-video-playback-fails-works

Note the known issue. It appears that the Azure Player is not detecting capabilities correctly and using AES as it should.

Thanks!

AMP project is gaining more popularity. Here's a list of video/audio providers that already built support for it https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/master/extensions/README.md#audiovideo

It would be very useful to support an AMP video extension

After generating Thumbnail by MES, it need to development task to set Thumbnail file to Azure Media Player.
This is very common task and it's useful to frameworked by Azure Media Player

We would like to know how much are closed captions/subtitles used in the player (how many times are different CC/subtitles selected from the menu).