LinkVisual provides LinkVisual Player for web for you to play live streams and recordings on PCs. This topic describes LinkVisual Player for web.
Compatibility
Supported audio encoding protocol: Advanced Audio Coding (AAC)
Supported video encoding protocol: H.264
Supported browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and UC
Supported playback protocols:
Player for live streaming: HTTP-FLV and HLS
NoteThe latency of the HTTP-FLV-based playback is about 3s. The latency of the HLS-based playback ranges from 5 to 10s.
Cloud video-on-demand player: HLS
Local video on demand player: HTTP-FLV
Features
LinkVisual Player for web provides the following features. For more information about how to implement the features, see Develop LinkVisual Player for web.
Play videos
Play audio
Pause or resume the playback
Start the playback from a specific position
Obtain the total playback duration
Obtain the current playback position
Send notifications about the status changes of the player
Enable loop playback
Retry the playback upon exceptions
Multi-window live streaming
In live streaming scenarios, LinkVisual Player for web allows you to configure multiple windows for live streaming.
Multi-window live streaming has high requirements on the on-site network conditions, the download capabilities of browsers, and CPU resources used to run LinkVisual Player for web. Before you start multi-window live streaming, we recommend that you perform the following operations:
Use speed measurement software to check whether the on-site network conditions meet the requirements of the multi-window playback.
To play video streams whose resolution may be 1080p, we recommend that you reserve the bandwidth of at least 4 Mbit/s for downloading each video stream. If the resolution is higher than 1080p, you need to reserve higher bandwidth.
If the number of windows is greater than or equal to 4, we recommend that you play minor streams for live streaming.
If video streams fail to be played in one of the multiple windows, check whether video streams can be played in a single window.
For more information, see What can I do if video streams fail to be played in a window in multi-window live streaming?
If stuttering occurs in one of the multiple windows, check whether video streams can be smoothly played in a single window.
For more information, see What can I do if stuttering occurs in a window in multi-window live streaming?