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1. Which protocols are supported by AuroraLive ingest?

AuroraLive supports RTMP/RTMPS/SRT.

2. What is the maximum duration of a single live stream?

The maximum duration AuroraLive supports for a live stream is 48 hours.

3. What is the maximum Ingest resolution?

AuroraLive supports a maximum input resolution of 1920x1080.

4. What is the maximum Ingest bitrate?

AuroraLive supports up to 5mbps.

5. What output streams does AuroraLive produce?

AuroraLive will produce different adaptive bitrate (ABR) sets of transcode outputs, based on the resolution of the ingested RTMP/SRT stream. If you send the maximum of a 5Mbps, 1080p, 30FPS stream, AuroraLive will create 2.6Mbps 1080p 30FPS, 1.6Mbps 720p 30FPS, 1.3Mbps 540p 30FPS, and 800Kbps 360p 30FPS renditions in an ABR stream.

6. How to troubleshoot issues such as poor user experience of live-streaming stuttering?

When video stuttering occurs while watching live stream, you can troubleshoot and locate it by analyzing the playback link log, and relevant logs can be reported through CMCD ( Common Media Client Data, usually referred to as CMCD. CMCD is a standard way of passing some standardized data from the player to the CDN. It supports the player sending a number of different client metrics and a variety of session information that the CDN can use to log, measure, and optimize the experience.)

At present, mainstream streaming media Web players all support CMCD to varying degrees. If you use HLS.js for playback, you can configure the session ID, content ID, and other parameters in the initialization parameter CMCD field to enable CMCD.

var config = {
  cmcd: {
    sessionId: session_id,   /* A unique string identifying the current content. */
    contentId: video_id      /* A GUID identifying the current playback session. */
  }
};

var hls = new Hls(config);

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