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<blockquote data-quote="morpheus_xx" data-source="post: 1223275" data-attributes="member: 48495">This sounds really good <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite24" alt="(y)" title="Thumbs Up&nbsp; &nbsp; (y)" loading="lazy" data-shortname="(y)" /> I'm really curious to see the code changes once your are done.Regarding the question of client vs. server side processing: I also thought about this topic before. Indeed it would be the best if the stream contain all the required information. &quot;The stream&quot; is a MPEG transport stream (.ts) written by the TV server using TsWriter, (optional streamed via rtsp) and then read on client by TsReader. Not sure if I remember correctly, but I think there are no &quot;airing time&quot; timestamps inside the stream? (I think there is many processing of timestamps by TsReader)They would be very helpful to have the playback position on client that matches the airing time. This would help to know the exact channel+time =&gt; program which is being played back. Otherwise there can be a mismatch if the user does pause the playback i.e. for 30 minutes and continues watching then. In this case the &quot;airing time&quot; is 30 min ahead of watching position.So a question to [USER=82144]@mm1352000[/USER]&nbsp; and [USER=83973]@Owlsroost[/USER]: does the TS contain the required &quot;airing time&quot; information and is it available through TsReader?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="morpheus_xx, post: 1223275, member: 48495"] This sounds really good (y) I'm really curious to see the code changes once your are done. Regarding the question of client vs. server side processing: I also thought about this topic before. Indeed it would be the best if the stream contain all the required information. "The stream" is a MPEG transport stream (.ts) written by the TV server using TsWriter, (optional streamed via rtsp) and then read on client by TsReader. Not sure if I remember correctly, but I think there are no "[I][B]airing [/B][/I]time" timestamps inside the stream? (I think there is many processing of timestamps by TsReader) They would be very helpful to have the playback position on client that matches the airing time. This would help to know the exact channel+time => program which is being played back. Otherwise there can be a mismatch if the user does pause the playback i.e. for 30 minutes and continues watching then. In this case the "airing time" is 30 min ahead of watching position. So a question to [USER=82144]@mm1352000[/USER] and [USER=83973]@Owlsroost[/USER]: does the TS contain the required "airing time" information and is it available through TsReader? [/QUOTE]

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