Mobile browser and PC browser latency is different on ant media server enterprise version

[Ivan Chun Nun Sim]

I tested player.html on google chrome using my PC and mobile. For PC the latency is very low but for mobile the latency is around 2~5 second. Anyway to reduce the latency on mobile browser ?

[Murat Aydin]

Another question is how did you publish stream?

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Murat AYDIN

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[Murat Aydin]

Hi Ivan,

There shouldnt be difference between mobile or desktop.

In which version did you test, community or enterprise? Is adaptive streaming enabled and what is the settings for webRTCAppEE? What is your server's hardware configuration?

Best regards,

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Murat AYDIN

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[Ivan Chun Nun Sim]

Hi Murat,

I'm using aws enterprise from aws market, i am using LiveApps to test as webRTCAppEE player.html can't play on mobile browser due to H264 video code not supported on my mobile browser. Below are LiveApp and WebRTCAppEE setting for adaptive streaming.

I publish the stream using this url https://{my domain}/LiveApp/?id=stream1 , then i load using this url on pc and mobile browser : https://{my domain}/LiveApp/player.html?name=stream1

For setup part for antmedia enterprise , i just set enable SSL and port forwardings. 

Regards,

Ivan Sim

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Regards,
Ivan Sim Chun Nun

[Murat Aydin]

Hi Ivan,

For low latency you need to use WebrtcAppEE for both publish and play. Otherwise it will not be ultra low latency. If your mobile phone doesn't support it, then you can use the native mobile Webrtc Sdks to play it.

Hope this helps.