AP-484: ensure HLS audio streams are TS packetized #5
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we were seeing an issue where the new native HLS playback in Chrome and Edge 141+ would prevent playback of audio streams. Pacifica was the notable example to the contrary as it worked in all browsers. this also cleans up a deprecated comment that related to a no-longer extant/supported server-wide configuration file.
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This looks good. Sad to see that we can't just set it globally once. r+
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we were seeing an issue where the new native HLS playback in Chrome and Edge 141+ would
prevent playback of audio streams. Pacifica was the notable example to the contrary as
it worked in all browsers.
this also cleans up a deprecated comment that related to a no-longer extant/supported
server-wide configuration file.